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Growing up in the South Bronx in the 70's & 80's was bad for some and great others I was very fortunate to have foundation and love in a household among-st other things. Got to watch the birth of a culture rise and take over the world And happen to have had pleasures to go to school and or maintain friendship with some influential dudes that are still relevant today Lord finesse,Diamond D,Showbiz,AG, & Fat Joe. These dudes have bean able to take there talents all across the world and still do today set up foundations and blueprints that today's top producers still follow and my way top pay homage to them is put out a video mix of the crews videos that i love to see to hear it is. ALBERT GOODMAN PLAZA,FOREST,PATERSON, THE BRONX STAND UP AND "RESPECT THE ARCHITECTS"
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Showbiz Tonight
Showbiz Tonight is an American entertainment news program that aired from February 20, 2005, until February 6, 2014, on HLN. Showbiz Tonight was hosted by A.J. Hammer at CNN New York at the time of its cancellation. The show reported and debated celebrity entertainment news stories and controversies, along with social networking segments involving viewer interaction via social networks and the program's call-in toll free number. The program aired Monday through Thursday nights at 11 p.m. Eastern, with encore presentations on Tuesday through Saturday mornings at 2 a.m. and 4:10 a.m. Eastern. Showbiz Tonight is also shown several times daily in Europe on Star! Scandinavia, a channel operated by Turner NonStop Television, part of Turner Broadcasting.
On February 3, 2014, HLN canceled Showbiz Tonight, with the final episode airing February 6. Hammer continues to be involved in the network to cover entertainment stories.
History
Hosted by A.J. Hammer in New York City, the program was also hosted by Karyn Bryant when it originally aired on February 20, 2005. During the duration of the program, hosting changed with Bryant leaving the show at the end of 2005 and Hammer took on primary hosting duties with correspondents filling in as co-hosts. Brooke Anderson became an official co-host in 2009.
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Peter Masters
Peter Masters has been the Minister of the Metropolitan Tabernacle (Spurgeon's) in central London since 1970.
Sword and Trowel
He edits the international magazine 'Sword & Trowel' (started by Spurgeon in 1865).
London Reformed Baptist Seminary
He initiated and directs the studies of aspiring pastors in the Tabernacle's adjunct seminary.
Authorship and broadcasts
He has authored more than twenty-five books, which have been translated into at least 23 other languages. These include Amharic, Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Indonesian, Korean, Maltese, Nepali, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Shona, Slovak, Spanish, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu. His television and radio sermons are aired in the UK, and in the USA.
Distinctive ministerial emphases
The necessity of regular Gospel preaching
He has repeatedly lobbied for the necessity of distinctive and frequent evangelistic addresses, and lamented the loss of this basic duty amongst evangelical ministers. His own church has a specific evangelistic service at 6.30PM on Sundays.
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Melting pot
The melting pot is a metaphor for a heterogeneous society becoming more homogeneous, the different elements "melting together" into a harmonious whole with a common culture. It is particularly used to describe the assimilation of immigrants to the United States. The melting-together metaphor was in use by the 1780s. The exact term "melting pot" came into general usage in the United States after it was used as a metaphor describing a fusion of nationalities, cultures and ethnicities in the 1908 play of the same name.
The desirability of assimilation and the melting pot model has been reconsidered by some proponents of multiculturalism, who have suggested alternative metaphors to describe the current American society, such as a mosaic, salad bowl, or kaleidoscope, in which different cultures mix, but remain distinct in some aspects. Others argue that cultural assimilation is important to the maintenance of national unity, and should be promoted.
Origins of the term
In the 18th and 19th centuries, the metaphor of a "crucible" or "smelting pot" was used to describe the fusion of different nationalities, ethnicities and cultures. It was used together with concepts of the United States as an ideal republic and a "city upon a hill" or new promised land. It was a metaphor for the idealized process of immigration and colonization by which different nationalities, cultures and "races" (a term that could encompass nationality, ethnicity and race proper) were to blend into a new, virtuous community, and it was connected to utopian visions of the emergence of an American "new man". While "melting" was in common use the exact term "melting pot" came into general usage in 1908, after the premiere of the play The Melting Pot by Israel Zangwill.
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Showbiz
Showbiz is a vernacular term for show business.
Showbiz may also refer to:
In television:
In music:
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Turn on the Bright Lights
Turn On the Bright Lights is the debut studio album by the American rock band Interpol, released in August 2002. The album was recorded in November 2001 at Tarquin Studios in Connecticut, and was co-produced, mixed and engineered by Peter Katis and Gareth Jones. It was released on August 19, 2002 in the United Kingdom and August 20 in the United States, through independent record label Matador Records. Upon release, the record peaked at number 101 on the UK Albums Chart. It reached number 158 on the Billboard 200 in the United States, as well as spending 73 weeks in the Billboard Independent Albums, peaking at number five.
"PDA", "NYC", "Obstacle 1" and "Say Hello to the Angels" were the singles from Turn On the Bright Lights, and a video was shot for each with the exception of "Say Hello to the Angels".
The album was certified Gold by the RIAA on August 29, 2011 for shipments of 500,000 copies.
A remastered version of the album was released in 2012 to commemorate its tenth anniversary. It featured additional material including demo recordings of several tracks, the bonus songs previously available on international releases and a DVD of live performances and music videos.
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Growing up in the South Bronx in the 70's & 80's was bad for some and great others I was very fortunate to have foundation and love in a household among-st other things. Got to watch the birth of a culture rise and take over the world And happen to have had pleasures to go to school and or maintain friendship with some influential dudes that are still relevant today Lord finesse,Diamond D,Showbiz,AG, & Fat Joe. These dudes have bean able to take there talents all across the world and still do today set up foundations and blueprints that today's top producers still follow and my way top pay homage to them is put out a video mix of the crews videos that i love to see to hear it is. ALBERT GOODMAN PLAZA,FOREST,PATERSON, THE BRONX STAND UP AND "RESPECT THE ARCHITECTS" -
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WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’ The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we think through our style of worship? Many Christians today are amazed when you show them what really happened in the Old Testament, and then they feel cheated over the superficial ideas they have been sold. They become deeply thoughtful on hearing the definitions of worship given by the Saviour, and on seeing all the practical instructions of the epistles. Our approach to worship is undoubtedly the most important issue confronting Bible churches today, and here is why. Six new, highly flawed styles of worship may be observed — often all mixed together. There is personal-pleasure worship, which puts the worshipper’s enjoyment in first place, rather than God’s desire. There is worldly-idiom worship, which borrows the current entertainment music of the world with its rhythms, instruments, actions and showbiz presentation, heedless of all the Bible’s warnings about loving the world. There is aesthetic worship, which imagines that orchestras, bands and instrumental solos are real expressions of worship, as if God is worshipped through these things, whereas Christ said — ‘God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.’ There is ecstatic worship, in which people work themselves into highly emotional and even semi-hypnotic states, whereas Scripture says that we must always pray and sing with the understanding. There is shallow worship, which reduces hymns to choruses conveying one or two elementary ideas, because solid spiritual themes are not wanted. There is informal worship, in which casual, jokey, trivia-injecting leaders turn churches into sitting rooms, so depriving the Lord of dignity, reverence, grandeur and glory. It is as though evangelical churches have caught six viruses at the same time. How can churches survive if their highest occupation is sick? How can God’s people keep themselves unspotted from the world, if the world has taken over the worship? How can we call lost souls out of the world, if we are the same as the world? Worship is certainly the most important topic of the hour. In this book I would like to speak with great respect to fellow pastors and church officers who may be inclined to adopt some elements of new worship. There are numerous dedicated Gospel workers who have come to feel that they should give guarded partial acceptance to this trend. They may not care for it personally, but they have been persuaded that their reservations are merely a matter of taste and culture. To get people into youth meetings and churches (says today’s wisdom) we must employ contemporary worship songs. Another suggestion is that we should introduce some of the new alongside the old, thus preserving the best of traditional worship. The problem with this proposal is that the old and the new represent opposing concepts of worship, as these pages will show. The new breaches all the biblical principles recovered at the Reformation. Even the history of new worship rings alarm bells, and demonstrates the chasm between the old and the new. The development of new worship is now fairly well known, and can be sketched here in a few sentences. It mainly began in California in the late 1960s, when many hippies turned to Christ, becoming known as the ‘Jesus people’. They worshipped with the very same style of song which they had known as hippies. Various Christian movements were formed to encourage them, among them the well-known Calvary Chapels. Their worship consisted mostly of one-verse choruses, endlessly repeated. The words were simple — much simpler even than those of a traditional children’s chorus — and the themes also were elementary. There was seldom any confession of sin or any doctrine. However well-intended it may have been, the new worship was not shaped or influenced by any biblical model of worship, nor by the general practice of Bible-believing churches up to that time. It was a form of worship fashioned and conceived in the womb of meditational mysticism, in which hippies in their hundreds and thousands would sit on Californian hillsides with eyes closed, swaying themselves into an ecstatic state, echoing their previous experience
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In the Loop: Bye-bye Kris; Buntis si Kim?
TJ Manotoc keeps us in the loop on the reason why Kris Aquino is leaving showbiz, Susan Roces' reaction to daughter Grace Poe's victory in the Supreme Court, and a high-tech tricycle in Palawan. Subscribe to the ABS-CBN News channel! - http://bit.ly/TheABSCBNNews Visit our website at http://news.abs-cbn.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abscbnNEWS Twitter: https://twitter.com/abscbnnews
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12 01 17 SHOWBIZ TONIGHT
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Showbiz Today: Milli Vanilli Scandal (1990 HD)
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published: 07 Feb 2014 -
Jesse Tyler Ferguson On ‘Fully Committed,' Taking A Break From Showbiz | TODAY
Jesse Tyler Ferguson, known for playing Mitchell Pritchett on “Modern Family,” stars in the new Broadway show “Fully Committed,” where he plays 40 different characters on stage. The actor discusses his new play, as well as how he spends his time off from “Modern Family.” » Subscribe to TODAY: http://on.today.com/SubscribeToTODAY » Watch the latest from TODAY: http://bit.ly/LatestTODAY About: TODAY brings you the latest headlines and expert tips on money, health and parenting. We wake up every morning to give you and your family all you need to start your day. If it matters to you, it matters to us. We are in the people business. Subscribe to our channel for exclusive TODAY archival footage & our original web series. Connect with TODAY Online! Visit TODAY's Website: http://on.today.com/R...
published: 02 Jun 2016 -
What makes AlDub the hottest showbiz love team today?
'Ang Pinaka's' panelistas tell us what makes this phenomenal love team stand out from the rest?
published: 12 Oct 2015 -
01 01 17 SHOWBIZ TONIGHT
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Showbiz Today - Last Dallas (1991)
CNNs 'Showbiz Today' reports about the last episode of 'Dallas' in 1991.
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Page/Plant Showbiz Today CNN 1994
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published: 04 Nov 2014 -
Showbiz in Ghana - Entertainment Today on Joy News (26-1-17)
Shatta Wale inspires me.
published: 26 Jan 2017 -
Respect The Architects "D.I.T.C."
Growing up in the South Bronx in the 70's & 80's was bad for some and great others I was very fortunate to have foundation and love in a household among-st other things. Got to watch the birth of a culture rise and take over the world And happen to have had pleasures to go to school and or maintain friendship with some influential dudes that are still relevant today Lord finesse,Diamond D,Showbiz,AG, & Fat Joe. These dudes have bean able to take there talents all across the world and still do today set up foundations and blueprints that today's top producers still follow and my way top pay homage to them is put out a video mix of the crews videos that i love to see to hear it is. ALBERT GOODMAN PLAZA,FOREST,PATERSON, THE BRONX STAND UP AND "RESPECT THE ARCHITECTS"
published: 28 Sep 2011 -
'Who's Your Daddy?': George W. Bush and the Saudi Connection from Fahrenheit 9/11
From Showbiz411: showbiz411.com/2013/12/15/murdochs-nypost-today-backs-michael-moore-bush-saudi-claims-from-fahrenheit-911 Shock: today’s Murdoch owned highly conservative New York Post features an opinion piece backing Michael Moore‘s Bush-Saudi claims from “Fahrenheit 911.” It’s the main story on the Post’s website with a huge photo and prominent placement. The story is also featured in a color block headline on the front page of today’s paper. Moore must get a lot of satisfaction out of this. It’s only taken a decade for a conservative pundit writing in a conservative newspaper to endorse his movie.
published: 17 Dec 2013 -
'Or Was It … the Saudis?': George W. Bush Ponders in Fahrenheit 9/11
From Showbiz411: http://www.showbiz411.com/2013/12/15/murdochs-nypost-today-backs-michael-moore-bush-saudi-claims-from-fahrenheit-911 Shock: today’s Murdoch owned highly conservative New York Post features an opinion piece backing Michael Moore‘s Bush-Saudi claims from “Fahrenheit 911.” It’s the main story on the Post’s website with a huge photo and prominent placement. The story is also featured in a color block headline on the front page of today’s paper. Moore must get a lot of satisfaction out of this. It’s only taken a decade for a conservative pundit writing in a conservative newspaper to endorse his movie.
published: 16 Dec 2013 -
Worship in the Melting Pot - Dr Peter Masters (Lecture 1 of 3)
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’ The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we th...
published: 15 Mar 2011 -
Worship in the Melting Pot - Dr Peter Masters (Lecture 3 of 3)
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’ The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we th...
published: 15 Mar 2011 -
Life is Good - Episode Two with Ruth Dela Rama - Dizon
What Makes A Smart Phone A Genius Phone? So, what’s the difference between just being smart to being a genius? There's an immense variance between being really bright and being intellectually gifted. While geniuses do tend to be extraordinarily intelligent, they also use imagination and creativity to conceive, realize or envisage something unique. They blaze new trails instead of just trudging down the beaten path. For the genius, the ability to imagine new possibilities is as important as intelligence. Great geniuses in world history are central to our advancements in science, technology and understanding. Without geniuses from Archimedes to Stephen Hawking, our understanding of mathematics, literature and music would be completely different. Concepts that we now take for granted, li...
published: 20 Sep 2011 -
Worship in the Melting Pot - Dr Peter Masters (Lecture 2 of 3)
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’ The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we th...
published: 15 Mar 2011 -
Showbiz & AG Freestyle on Toca Tuesdays
Showbiz and AG drop by the Toca Tuesdays studios to drop a quick freestyle. Tune in to Toca Tuesdays each and every Tuesday from 8p till Midnight EST on Shade 45. For more freestyles from your favorite artists, log on to Allindstrom.com today. Filmed & Edited by Q. Shepard [ http://twitter.com/Q_Shepard ]
published: 18 Jul 2012 -
'Starting in Showbiz': Daniel Brothers
Buy it on DVD! Go to: www.StartingFromScratchMovie.com Starting in Showbiz: startingfromscratchmovie.com/showbiz 'Starting in Showbiz' cast & crew interviews. Filmmaking 101 with Daniel Brothers, a well rounded filmmaker who asks 'Why so serious?', setting out to direct and learning every job along the way, how he came to edit 'Starting from Scratch', and the importance of indie filmmaking today. http://www.danieljbrothers.com/ IMDb: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2112015
published: 13 Jun 2013 -
Dan, Journalist
The Amazings This is Dan, an Amazing with a keen nose for news and journalism. When it comes to coverage, Dan has covered it all - wars, sports, politics, business, showbiz, and with everyone from The Huffington Post to CNN to USA Today. He's done it on Fleet Street, radio, TV, reporting, lecturing, editing - to writing his own book 'A Room with a Loo - an American Hack on Fleet Street'. And now he's doing it for The Amazings.
published: 12 Nov 2012
In the Loop: Bye-bye Kris; Buntis si Kim?
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- Updated: 09 Mar 2016
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TJ Manotoc keeps us in the loop on the reason why Kris Aquino is leaving showbiz, Susan Roces' reaction to daughter Grace Poe's victory in the Supreme Court, an...
TJ Manotoc keeps us in the loop on the reason why Kris Aquino is leaving showbiz, Susan Roces' reaction to daughter Grace Poe's victory in the Supreme Court, and a high-tech tricycle in Palawan.
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TJ Manotoc keeps us in the loop on the reason why Kris Aquino is leaving showbiz, Susan Roces' reaction to daughter Grace Poe's victory in the Supreme Court, and a high-tech tricycle in Palawan.
Subscribe to the ABS-CBN News channel! - http://bit.ly/TheABSCBNNews
Visit our website at http://news.abs-cbn.com
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- published: 09 Mar 2016
- views: 1261821
MGA NAGPARETOKE SA SHOWBIZ
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Videos Trending Nationwide
Videos Trending Nationwide
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Showbiz Today: Milli Vanilli Scandal (1990 HD)
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- Updated: 07 Feb 2014
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Jesse Tyler Ferguson On ‘Fully Committed,' Taking A Break From Showbiz | TODAY
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Jesse Tyler Ferguson, known for playing Mitchell Pritchett on “Modern Family,” stars in the new Broadway show “Fully Committed,” where he plays 40 different cha...
Jesse Tyler Ferguson, known for playing Mitchell Pritchett on “Modern Family,” stars in the new Broadway show “Fully Committed,” where he plays 40 different characters on stage. The actor discusses his new play, as well as how he spends his time off from “Modern Family.”
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Jesse Tyler Ferguson On ‘Fully Committed,' Taking A Break From Showbiz | TODAY
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Jesse Tyler Ferguson, known for playing Mitchell Pritchett on “Modern Family,” stars in the new Broadway show “Fully Committed,” where he plays 40 different characters on stage. The actor discusses his new play, as well as how he spends his time off from “Modern Family.”
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Jesse Tyler Ferguson On ‘Fully Committed,' Taking A Break From Showbiz | TODAY
- published: 02 Jun 2016
- views: 1902
What makes AlDub the hottest showbiz love team today?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:04
- Updated: 12 Oct 2015
- views: 89267
'Ang Pinaka's' panelistas tell us what makes this phenomenal love team stand out from the rest?
'Ang Pinaka's' panelistas tell us what makes this phenomenal love team stand out from the rest?
https://wn.com/What_Makes_Aldub_The_Hottest_Showbiz_Love_Team_Today
'Ang Pinaka's' panelistas tell us what makes this phenomenal love team stand out from the rest?
- published: 12 Oct 2015
- views: 89267
01 01 17 SHOWBIZ TONIGHT
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- Duration: 13:24
- Updated: 04 Jan 2017
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- published: 04 Jan 2017
- views: 382
Showbiz Today - Last Dallas (1991)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:07
- Updated: 20 Aug 2013
- views: 577
CNNs 'Showbiz Today' reports about the last episode of 'Dallas' in 1991.
- published: 20 Aug 2013
- views: 577
Page/Plant Showbiz Today CNN 1994
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- Duration: 3:02
- Updated: 04 Nov 2014
- views: 78
Showbiz in Ghana - Entertainment Today on Joy News (26-1-17)
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- Duration: 6:15
- Updated: 26 Jan 2017
- views: 393
Shatta Wale inspires me.
Shatta Wale inspires me.
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Respect The Architects "D.I.T.C."
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:39
- Updated: 23 Jan 2014
- views: 412
Growing up in the South Bronx in the 70's & 80's was bad for some and great others I was very fortunate to have foundation and love in a household among-st othe...
Growing up in the South Bronx in the 70's & 80's was bad for some and great others I was very fortunate to have foundation and love in a household among-st other things. Got to watch the birth of a culture rise and take over the world And happen to have had pleasures to go to school and or maintain friendship with some influential dudes that are still relevant today Lord finesse,Diamond D,Showbiz,AG, & Fat Joe. These dudes have bean able to take there talents all across the world and still do today set up foundations and blueprints that today's top producers still follow and my way top pay homage to them is put out a video mix of the crews videos that i love to see to hear it is. ALBERT GOODMAN PLAZA,FOREST,PATERSON, THE BRONX STAND UP AND "RESPECT THE ARCHITECTS"
https://wn.com/Respect_The_Architects_D.I.T.C.
Growing up in the South Bronx in the 70's & 80's was bad for some and great others I was very fortunate to have foundation and love in a household among-st other things. Got to watch the birth of a culture rise and take over the world And happen to have had pleasures to go to school and or maintain friendship with some influential dudes that are still relevant today Lord finesse,Diamond D,Showbiz,AG, & Fat Joe. These dudes have bean able to take there talents all across the world and still do today set up foundations and blueprints that today's top producers still follow and my way top pay homage to them is put out a video mix of the crews videos that i love to see to hear it is. ALBERT GOODMAN PLAZA,FOREST,PATERSON, THE BRONX STAND UP AND "RESPECT THE ARCHITECTS"
- published: 28 Sep 2011
- views: 412
'Who's Your Daddy?': George W. Bush and the Saudi Connection from Fahrenheit 9/11
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 18:25
- Updated: 01 Feb 2014
- views: 5416
From Showbiz411:
showbiz411.com/2013/12/15/murdochs-nypost-today-backs-michael-moore-bush-saudi-claims-from-fahrenheit-911
Shock: today’s Murdoch owned highly...
From Showbiz411:
showbiz411.com/2013/12/15/murdochs-nypost-today-backs-michael-moore-bush-saudi-claims-from-fahrenheit-911
Shock: today’s Murdoch owned highly conservative New York Post features an opinion piece backing Michael Moore‘s Bush-Saudi claims from “Fahrenheit 911.” It’s the main story on the Post’s website with a huge photo and prominent placement. The story is also featured in a color block headline on the front page of today’s paper.
Moore must get a lot of satisfaction out of this. It’s only taken a decade for a conservative pundit writing in a conservative newspaper to endorse his movie.
https://wn.com/'Who's_Your_Daddy_'_George_W._Bush_And_The_Saudi_Connection_From_Fahrenheit_9_11
From Showbiz411:
showbiz411.com/2013/12/15/murdochs-nypost-today-backs-michael-moore-bush-saudi-claims-from-fahrenheit-911
Shock: today’s Murdoch owned highly conservative New York Post features an opinion piece backing Michael Moore‘s Bush-Saudi claims from “Fahrenheit 911.” It’s the main story on the Post’s website with a huge photo and prominent placement. The story is also featured in a color block headline on the front page of today’s paper.
Moore must get a lot of satisfaction out of this. It’s only taken a decade for a conservative pundit writing in a conservative newspaper to endorse his movie.
- published: 17 Dec 2013
- views: 5416
'Or Was It … the Saudis?': George W. Bush Ponders in Fahrenheit 9/11
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:47
- Updated: 03 Feb 2014
- views: 3538
From Showbiz411:
http://www.showbiz411.com/2013/12/15/murdochs-nypost-today-backs-michael-moore-bush-saudi-claims-from-fahrenheit-911
Shock: today’s Murdoch o...
From Showbiz411:
http://www.showbiz411.com/2013/12/15/murdochs-nypost-today-backs-michael-moore-bush-saudi-claims-from-fahrenheit-911
Shock: today’s Murdoch owned highly conservative New York Post features an opinion piece backing Michael Moore‘s Bush-Saudi claims from “Fahrenheit 911.” It’s the main story on the Post’s website with a huge photo and prominent placement. The story is also featured in a color block headline on the front page of today’s paper.
Moore must get a lot of satisfaction out of this. It’s only taken a decade for a conservative pundit writing in a conservative newspaper to endorse his movie.
https://wn.com/'Or_Was_It_…_The_Saudis_'_George_W._Bush_Ponders_In_Fahrenheit_9_11
From Showbiz411:
http://www.showbiz411.com/2013/12/15/murdochs-nypost-today-backs-michael-moore-bush-saudi-claims-from-fahrenheit-911
Shock: today’s Murdoch owned highly conservative New York Post features an opinion piece backing Michael Moore‘s Bush-Saudi claims from “Fahrenheit 911.” It’s the main story on the Post’s website with a huge photo and prominent placement. The story is also featured in a color block headline on the front page of today’s paper.
Moore must get a lot of satisfaction out of this. It’s only taken a decade for a conservative pundit writing in a conservative newspaper to endorse his movie.
- published: 16 Dec 2013
- views: 3538
Worship in the Melting Pot - Dr Peter Masters (Lecture 1 of 3)
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- Duration: 41:21
- Updated: 31 Jan 2014
- views: 710
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The s...
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’
The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we think through our style of worship?
Many Christians today are amazed when you show them what really happened in the Old Testament, and then they feel cheated over the superficial ideas they have been sold. They become deeply thoughtful on hearing the definitions of worship given by the Saviour, and on seeing all the practical instructions of the epistles.
Our approach to worship is undoubtedly the most important issue confronting Bible churches today, and here is why. Six new, highly flawed styles of worship may be observed — often all mixed together. There is personal-pleasure worship, which puts the worshipper’s enjoyment in first place, rather than God’s desire. There is worldly-idiom worship, which borrows the current entertainment music of the world with its rhythms, instruments, actions and showbiz presentation, heedless of all the Bible’s warnings about loving the world. There is aesthetic worship, which imagines that orchestras, bands and instrumental solos are real expressions of worship, as if God is worshipped through these things, whereas Christ said — ‘God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.’ There is ecstatic worship, in which people work themselves into highly emotional and even semi-hypnotic states, whereas Scripture says that we must always pray and sing with the understanding. There is shallow worship, which reduces hymns to choruses conveying one or two elementary ideas, because solid spiritual themes are not wanted. There is informal worship, in which casual, jokey, trivia-injecting leaders turn churches into sitting rooms, so depriving the Lord of dignity, reverence, grandeur and glory.
It is as though evangelical churches have caught six viruses at the same time. How can churches survive if their highest occupation is sick? How can God’s people keep themselves unspotted from the world, if the world has taken over the worship? How can we call lost souls out of the world, if we are the same as the world? Worship is certainly the most important topic of the hour.
In this book I would like to speak with great respect to fellow pastors and church officers who may be inclined to adopt some elements of new worship. There are numerous dedicated Gospel workers who have come to feel that they should give guarded partial acceptance to this trend. They may not care for it personally, but they have been persuaded that their reservations are merely a matter of taste and culture. To get people into youth meetings and churches (says today’s wisdom) we must employ contemporary worship songs.
Another suggestion is that we should introduce some of the new alongside the old, thus preserving the best of traditional worship. The problem with this proposal is that the old and the new represent opposing concepts of worship, as these pages will show. The new breaches all the biblical principles recovered at the Reformation. Even the history of new worship rings alarm bells, and demonstrates the chasm between the old and the new.
The development of new worship is now fairly well known, and can be sketched here in a few sentences. It mainly began in California in the late 1960s, when many hippies turned to Christ, becoming known as the ‘Jesus people’. They worshipped with the very same style of song which they had known as hippies. Various Christian movements were formed to encourage them, among them the well-known Calvary Chapels. Their worship consisted mostly of one-verse choruses, endlessly repeated. The words were simple — much simpler even than those of a traditional children’s chorus — and the themes also were elementary. There was seldom any confession of sin or any doctrine. However well-intended it may have been, the new worship was not shaped or influenced by any biblical model of worship, nor by the general practice of Bible-believing churches up to that time.
It was a form of worship fashioned and conceived in the womb of meditational mysticism, in which hippies in their hundreds and thousands would sit on Californian hillsides with eyes closed, swaying themselves into an ecstatic state, echoing their previous experience
https://wn.com/Worship_In_The_Melting_Pot_Dr_Peter_Masters_(Lecture_1_Of_3)
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’
The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we think through our style of worship?
Many Christians today are amazed when you show them what really happened in the Old Testament, and then they feel cheated over the superficial ideas they have been sold. They become deeply thoughtful on hearing the definitions of worship given by the Saviour, and on seeing all the practical instructions of the epistles.
Our approach to worship is undoubtedly the most important issue confronting Bible churches today, and here is why. Six new, highly flawed styles of worship may be observed — often all mixed together. There is personal-pleasure worship, which puts the worshipper’s enjoyment in first place, rather than God’s desire. There is worldly-idiom worship, which borrows the current entertainment music of the world with its rhythms, instruments, actions and showbiz presentation, heedless of all the Bible’s warnings about loving the world. There is aesthetic worship, which imagines that orchestras, bands and instrumental solos are real expressions of worship, as if God is worshipped through these things, whereas Christ said — ‘God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.’ There is ecstatic worship, in which people work themselves into highly emotional and even semi-hypnotic states, whereas Scripture says that we must always pray and sing with the understanding. There is shallow worship, which reduces hymns to choruses conveying one or two elementary ideas, because solid spiritual themes are not wanted. There is informal worship, in which casual, jokey, trivia-injecting leaders turn churches into sitting rooms, so depriving the Lord of dignity, reverence, grandeur and glory.
It is as though evangelical churches have caught six viruses at the same time. How can churches survive if their highest occupation is sick? How can God’s people keep themselves unspotted from the world, if the world has taken over the worship? How can we call lost souls out of the world, if we are the same as the world? Worship is certainly the most important topic of the hour.
In this book I would like to speak with great respect to fellow pastors and church officers who may be inclined to adopt some elements of new worship. There are numerous dedicated Gospel workers who have come to feel that they should give guarded partial acceptance to this trend. They may not care for it personally, but they have been persuaded that their reservations are merely a matter of taste and culture. To get people into youth meetings and churches (says today’s wisdom) we must employ contemporary worship songs.
Another suggestion is that we should introduce some of the new alongside the old, thus preserving the best of traditional worship. The problem with this proposal is that the old and the new represent opposing concepts of worship, as these pages will show. The new breaches all the biblical principles recovered at the Reformation. Even the history of new worship rings alarm bells, and demonstrates the chasm between the old and the new.
The development of new worship is now fairly well known, and can be sketched here in a few sentences. It mainly began in California in the late 1960s, when many hippies turned to Christ, becoming known as the ‘Jesus people’. They worshipped with the very same style of song which they had known as hippies. Various Christian movements were formed to encourage them, among them the well-known Calvary Chapels. Their worship consisted mostly of one-verse choruses, endlessly repeated. The words were simple — much simpler even than those of a traditional children’s chorus — and the themes also were elementary. There was seldom any confession of sin or any doctrine. However well-intended it may have been, the new worship was not shaped or influenced by any biblical model of worship, nor by the general practice of Bible-believing churches up to that time.
It was a form of worship fashioned and conceived in the womb of meditational mysticism, in which hippies in their hundreds and thousands would sit on Californian hillsides with eyes closed, swaying themselves into an ecstatic state, echoing their previous experience
- published: 15 Mar 2011
- views: 710
Worship in the Melting Pot - Dr Peter Masters (Lecture 3 of 3)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 48:24
- Updated: 01 Feb 2014
- views: 284
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The s...
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’
The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we think through our style of worship?
Many Christians today are amazed when you show them what really happened in the Old Testament, and then they feel cheated over the superficial ideas they have been sold. They become deeply thoughtful on hearing the definitions of worship given by the Saviour, and on seeing all the practical instructions of the epistles.
Our approach to worship is undoubtedly the most important issue confronting Bible churches today, and here is why. Six new, highly flawed styles of worship may be observed — often all mixed together. There is personal-pleasure worship, which puts the worshipper’s enjoyment in first place, rather than God’s desire. There is worldly-idiom worship, which borrows the current entertainment music of the world with its rhythms, instruments, actions and showbiz presentation, heedless of all the Bible’s warnings about loving the world. There is aesthetic worship, which imagines that orchestras, bands and instrumental solos are real expressions of worship, as if God is worshipped through these things, whereas Christ said — ‘God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.’ There is ecstatic worship, in which people work themselves into highly emotional and even semi-hypnotic states, whereas Scripture says that we must always pray and sing with the understanding. There is shallow worship, which reduces hymns to choruses conveying one or two elementary ideas, because solid spiritual themes are not wanted. There is informal worship, in which casual, jokey, trivia-injecting leaders turn churches into sitting rooms, so depriving the Lord of dignity, reverence, grandeur and glory.
It is as though evangelical churches have caught six viruses at the same time. How can churches survive if their highest occupation is sick? How can God’s people keep themselves unspotted from the world, if the world has taken over the worship? How can we call lost souls out of the world, if we are the same as the world? Worship is certainly the most important topic of the hour.
In this book I would like to speak with great respect to fellow pastors and church officers who may be inclined to adopt some elements of new worship. There are numerous dedicated Gospel workers who have come to feel that they should give guarded partial acceptance to this trend. They may not care for it personally, but they have been persuaded that their reservations are merely a matter of taste and culture. To get people into youth meetings and churches (says today’s wisdom) we must employ contemporary worship songs.
Another suggestion is that we should introduce some of the new alongside the old, thus preserving the best of traditional worship. The problem with this proposal is that the old and the new represent opposing concepts of worship, as these pages will show. The new breaches all the biblical principles recovered at the Reformation. Even the history of new worship rings alarm bells, and demonstrates the chasm between the old and the new.
The development of new worship is now fairly well known, and can be sketched here in a few sentences. It mainly began in California in the late 1960s, when many hippies turned to Christ, becoming known as the ‘Jesus people’. They worshipped with the very same style of song which they had known as hippies. Various Christian movements were formed to encourage them, among them the well-known Calvary Chapels. Their worship consisted mostly of one-verse choruses, endlessly repeated. The words were simple — much simpler even than those of a traditional children’s chorus — and the themes also were elementary. There was seldom any confession of sin or any doctrine. However well-intended it may have been, the new worship was not shaped or influenced by any biblical model of worship, nor by the general practice of Bible-believing churches up to that time.
It was a form of worship fashioned and conceived in the womb of meditational mysticism, in which hippies in their hundreds and thousands would sit on Californian hillsides with eyes closed, swaying themselves into an ecstatic state, echoing their previous experience
https://wn.com/Worship_In_The_Melting_Pot_Dr_Peter_Masters_(Lecture_3_Of_3)
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’
The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we think through our style of worship?
Many Christians today are amazed when you show them what really happened in the Old Testament, and then they feel cheated over the superficial ideas they have been sold. They become deeply thoughtful on hearing the definitions of worship given by the Saviour, and on seeing all the practical instructions of the epistles.
Our approach to worship is undoubtedly the most important issue confronting Bible churches today, and here is why. Six new, highly flawed styles of worship may be observed — often all mixed together. There is personal-pleasure worship, which puts the worshipper’s enjoyment in first place, rather than God’s desire. There is worldly-idiom worship, which borrows the current entertainment music of the world with its rhythms, instruments, actions and showbiz presentation, heedless of all the Bible’s warnings about loving the world. There is aesthetic worship, which imagines that orchestras, bands and instrumental solos are real expressions of worship, as if God is worshipped through these things, whereas Christ said — ‘God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.’ There is ecstatic worship, in which people work themselves into highly emotional and even semi-hypnotic states, whereas Scripture says that we must always pray and sing with the understanding. There is shallow worship, which reduces hymns to choruses conveying one or two elementary ideas, because solid spiritual themes are not wanted. There is informal worship, in which casual, jokey, trivia-injecting leaders turn churches into sitting rooms, so depriving the Lord of dignity, reverence, grandeur and glory.
It is as though evangelical churches have caught six viruses at the same time. How can churches survive if their highest occupation is sick? How can God’s people keep themselves unspotted from the world, if the world has taken over the worship? How can we call lost souls out of the world, if we are the same as the world? Worship is certainly the most important topic of the hour.
In this book I would like to speak with great respect to fellow pastors and church officers who may be inclined to adopt some elements of new worship. There are numerous dedicated Gospel workers who have come to feel that they should give guarded partial acceptance to this trend. They may not care for it personally, but they have been persuaded that their reservations are merely a matter of taste and culture. To get people into youth meetings and churches (says today’s wisdom) we must employ contemporary worship songs.
Another suggestion is that we should introduce some of the new alongside the old, thus preserving the best of traditional worship. The problem with this proposal is that the old and the new represent opposing concepts of worship, as these pages will show. The new breaches all the biblical principles recovered at the Reformation. Even the history of new worship rings alarm bells, and demonstrates the chasm between the old and the new.
The development of new worship is now fairly well known, and can be sketched here in a few sentences. It mainly began in California in the late 1960s, when many hippies turned to Christ, becoming known as the ‘Jesus people’. They worshipped with the very same style of song which they had known as hippies. Various Christian movements were formed to encourage them, among them the well-known Calvary Chapels. Their worship consisted mostly of one-verse choruses, endlessly repeated. The words were simple — much simpler even than those of a traditional children’s chorus — and the themes also were elementary. There was seldom any confession of sin or any doctrine. However well-intended it may have been, the new worship was not shaped or influenced by any biblical model of worship, nor by the general practice of Bible-believing churches up to that time.
It was a form of worship fashioned and conceived in the womb of meditational mysticism, in which hippies in their hundreds and thousands would sit on Californian hillsides with eyes closed, swaying themselves into an ecstatic state, echoing their previous experience
- published: 15 Mar 2011
- views: 284
Life is Good - Episode Two with Ruth Dela Rama - Dizon
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:45
- Updated: 03 Feb 2014
- views: 5380
What Makes A Smart Phone A Genius Phone?
So, what’s the difference between just being smart to being a genius?
There's an immense variance between being reall...
What Makes A Smart Phone A Genius Phone?
So, what’s the difference between just being smart to being a genius?
There's an immense variance between being really bright and being intellectually gifted. While geniuses do tend to be extraordinarily intelligent, they also use imagination and creativity to conceive, realize or envisage something unique. They blaze new trails instead of just trudging down the beaten path. For the genius, the ability to imagine new possibilities is as important as intelligence.
Great geniuses in world history are central to our advancements in science, technology and understanding. Without geniuses from Archimedes to Stephen Hawking, our understanding of mathematics, literature and music would be completely different. Concepts that we now take for granted, like gravity, planetary orbits and black holes, might still be undiscovered.
In the same way, the LG Optimus cell phone is a concept – a genius prototype of the way mobile phones will be built and used in the near future.
On The Cellular Level
The telephone is a good way to talk to people without having to offer them a drink. (Fran Lebowitz)
It’s a fact that form and function are significant factors when buying a cell phone but performance is the most decisive dynamic to be considered. Never forget that a cell phone is only as good as the calls it makes. Thus, even if your handset has the best attributes but can’t make or take a single decent quality call, it’s virtually useless. Even the snatchers in Quiapo and Arranque won’t spend a New York minute trying to filch your phone.
While it’s true that the strength of a carrier's network is critical to making good calls, the strength of the phone's antenna and receiver play a big part in performance as well. The fact is, you are buying a cell phone so it follows that at its very core, your handset should serve its one true purpose – call the guy at the other receiving end.
So, for form, function and performance, who you gonna call?
No -- not The GBs – call the Optimus, and you’ll discover that it doesn’t scrimp on the most basic function of any cell phone.
If you know the name and if you know the number, you can spend all your unli time talking until your jaw hurts because the LG Optimus cell phone’s 1500 mAh Li-Ion battery can last for up to 400 hours of stand-by or up to 7 hours and 50 minutes of talk time. You don’t even have to lift a finger to do it – with built-in voice dialing, your command is the phone’s wish.
When the time comes when every one of your friends and family members eventually catch up with you in the 3G trend, you’ll be ready to make true video calls with the phone’s 1.3 MP secondary front-facing camera which you can use for high quality video chats.
Additionally, I like the text messaging service’s threaded view. I do most of my communication via SMS and having this feature in the Optimus lessens the confusion of piecing together an ongoing SMS conversation especially if you’re discussing various issues with several people.
Add a proximity sensor feature (so my phone knows if I’m nearby so it can rest and save energy while I’m away), an accelerometer and a gyroscope, and the LG Optimus becomes one handy BFF (best fone forever).
The Fast and The Nitrous
There's a way to do it better - find it.
Thomas A. Edison
The LG Optimus 2X uses NVIDIA’s Next Generation Tegra, the world’s first processor for the mobile web, specifically designed for the high-resolution needs of tablets.
According to the NVIDIA website, Tim Bajarin, President of Creative Strategies, Inc. said, “The new NVIDIA Tegra processor has a unique feature set critical for tablets -- fast web browsing with fully rendered pages, uncompromised graphics, snappy user interface and HD video -- all with the battery life we’ve only seen with cell phones.”
The key to the Tegra’s capabilities are eight independent processors, including the world’s first dual core CPU for mobile applications. These processors are used together or independently to optimize power usage at all times. With its ultra low-power design, Tegra delivers over 16 hours of HD video or 140 hours of music -- on a single charge.
The Next Generation Tegra is a leap in mobile computing performance for the following reasons:
The world’s first Dual-core 1GHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor, ULP GeForce GPU, Tegra 2 chipset.
Eight independent processors that make short work of web browsing, HD video encode and decode and mobile 3D gaming.
10x faster than the processors used in smart phones today, and up to 4x the performance of the previous generation Tegra processor.
Advanced TSMC 40nm process with active power management.
The series emphasizes low power consumption and high performance for playing audio and video.
At a maximum CPU clock rate 1.2 GHz (dual-core), it's just .6 GHz short of the dual core PC I'm using now, and my computer plays Crysis, Call of Duty - M
https://wn.com/Life_Is_Good_Episode_Two_With_Ruth_Dela_Rama_Dizon
What Makes A Smart Phone A Genius Phone?
So, what’s the difference between just being smart to being a genius?
There's an immense variance between being really bright and being intellectually gifted. While geniuses do tend to be extraordinarily intelligent, they also use imagination and creativity to conceive, realize or envisage something unique. They blaze new trails instead of just trudging down the beaten path. For the genius, the ability to imagine new possibilities is as important as intelligence.
Great geniuses in world history are central to our advancements in science, technology and understanding. Without geniuses from Archimedes to Stephen Hawking, our understanding of mathematics, literature and music would be completely different. Concepts that we now take for granted, like gravity, planetary orbits and black holes, might still be undiscovered.
In the same way, the LG Optimus cell phone is a concept – a genius prototype of the way mobile phones will be built and used in the near future.
On The Cellular Level
The telephone is a good way to talk to people without having to offer them a drink. (Fran Lebowitz)
It’s a fact that form and function are significant factors when buying a cell phone but performance is the most decisive dynamic to be considered. Never forget that a cell phone is only as good as the calls it makes. Thus, even if your handset has the best attributes but can’t make or take a single decent quality call, it’s virtually useless. Even the snatchers in Quiapo and Arranque won’t spend a New York minute trying to filch your phone.
While it’s true that the strength of a carrier's network is critical to making good calls, the strength of the phone's antenna and receiver play a big part in performance as well. The fact is, you are buying a cell phone so it follows that at its very core, your handset should serve its one true purpose – call the guy at the other receiving end.
So, for form, function and performance, who you gonna call?
No -- not The GBs – call the Optimus, and you’ll discover that it doesn’t scrimp on the most basic function of any cell phone.
If you know the name and if you know the number, you can spend all your unli time talking until your jaw hurts because the LG Optimus cell phone’s 1500 mAh Li-Ion battery can last for up to 400 hours of stand-by or up to 7 hours and 50 minutes of talk time. You don’t even have to lift a finger to do it – with built-in voice dialing, your command is the phone’s wish.
When the time comes when every one of your friends and family members eventually catch up with you in the 3G trend, you’ll be ready to make true video calls with the phone’s 1.3 MP secondary front-facing camera which you can use for high quality video chats.
Additionally, I like the text messaging service’s threaded view. I do most of my communication via SMS and having this feature in the Optimus lessens the confusion of piecing together an ongoing SMS conversation especially if you’re discussing various issues with several people.
Add a proximity sensor feature (so my phone knows if I’m nearby so it can rest and save energy while I’m away), an accelerometer and a gyroscope, and the LG Optimus becomes one handy BFF (best fone forever).
The Fast and The Nitrous
There's a way to do it better - find it.
Thomas A. Edison
The LG Optimus 2X uses NVIDIA’s Next Generation Tegra, the world’s first processor for the mobile web, specifically designed for the high-resolution needs of tablets.
According to the NVIDIA website, Tim Bajarin, President of Creative Strategies, Inc. said, “The new NVIDIA Tegra processor has a unique feature set critical for tablets -- fast web browsing with fully rendered pages, uncompromised graphics, snappy user interface and HD video -- all with the battery life we’ve only seen with cell phones.”
The key to the Tegra’s capabilities are eight independent processors, including the world’s first dual core CPU for mobile applications. These processors are used together or independently to optimize power usage at all times. With its ultra low-power design, Tegra delivers over 16 hours of HD video or 140 hours of music -- on a single charge.
The Next Generation Tegra is a leap in mobile computing performance for the following reasons:
The world’s first Dual-core 1GHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor, ULP GeForce GPU, Tegra 2 chipset.
Eight independent processors that make short work of web browsing, HD video encode and decode and mobile 3D gaming.
10x faster than the processors used in smart phones today, and up to 4x the performance of the previous generation Tegra processor.
Advanced TSMC 40nm process with active power management.
The series emphasizes low power consumption and high performance for playing audio and video.
At a maximum CPU clock rate 1.2 GHz (dual-core), it's just .6 GHz short of the dual core PC I'm using now, and my computer plays Crysis, Call of Duty - M
- published: 20 Sep 2011
- views: 5380
Worship in the Melting Pot - Dr Peter Masters (Lecture 2 of 3)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 42:21
- Updated: 02 Feb 2014
- views: 373
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The s...
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’
The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we think through our style of worship?
Many Christians today are amazed when you show them what really happened in the Old Testament, and then they feel cheated over the superficial ideas they have been sold. They become deeply thoughtful on hearing the definitions of worship given by the Saviour, and on seeing all the practical instructions of the epistles.
Our approach to worship is undoubtedly the most important issue confronting Bible churches today, and here is why. Six new, highly flawed styles of worship may be observed — often all mixed together. There is personal-pleasure worship, which puts the worshipper’s enjoyment in first place, rather than God’s desire. There is worldly-idiom worship, which borrows the current entertainment music of the world with its rhythms, instruments, actions and showbiz presentation, heedless of all the Bible’s warnings about loving the world. There is aesthetic worship, which imagines that orchestras, bands and instrumental solos are real expressions of worship, as if God is worshipped through these things, whereas Christ said — ‘God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.’ There is ecstatic worship, in which people work themselves into highly emotional and even semi-hypnotic states, whereas Scripture says that we must always pray and sing with the understanding. There is shallow worship, which reduces hymns to choruses conveying one or two elementary ideas, because solid spiritual themes are not wanted. There is informal worship, in which casual, jokey, trivia-injecting leaders turn churches into sitting rooms, so depriving the Lord of dignity, reverence, grandeur and glory.
It is as though evangelical churches have caught six viruses at the same time. How can churches survive if their highest occupation is sick? How can God’s people keep themselves unspotted from the world, if the world has taken over the worship? How can we call lost souls out of the world, if we are the same as the world? Worship is certainly the most important topic of the hour.
In this book I would like to speak with great respect to fellow pastors and church officers who may be inclined to adopt some elements of new worship. There are numerous dedicated Gospel workers who have come to feel that they should give guarded partial acceptance to this trend. They may not care for it personally, but they have been persuaded that their reservations are merely a matter of taste and culture. To get people into youth meetings and churches (says today’s wisdom) we must employ contemporary worship songs.
Another suggestion is that we should introduce some of the new alongside the old, thus preserving the best of traditional worship. The problem with this proposal is that the old and the new represent opposing concepts of worship, as these pages will show. The new breaches all the biblical principles recovered at the Reformation. Even the history of new worship rings alarm bells, and demonstrates the chasm between the old and the new.
The development of new worship is now fairly well known, and can be sketched here in a few sentences. It mainly began in California in the late 1960s, when many hippies turned to Christ, becoming known as the ‘Jesus people’. They worshipped with the very same style of song which they had known as hippies. Various Christian movements were formed to encourage them, among them the well-known Calvary Chapels. Their worship consisted mostly of one-verse choruses, endlessly repeated. The words were simple — much simpler even than those of a traditional children’s chorus — and the themes also were elementary. There was seldom any confession of sin or any doctrine. However well-intended it may have been, the new worship was not shaped or influenced by any biblical model of worship, nor by the general practice of Bible-believing churches up to that time.
It was a form of worship fashioned and conceived in the womb of meditational mysticism, in which hippies in their hundreds and thousands would sit on Californian hillsides with eyes closed, swaying themselves into an ecstatic state, echoing their previous experience
https://wn.com/Worship_In_The_Melting_Pot_Dr_Peter_Masters_(Lecture_2_Of_3)
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’
The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we think through our style of worship?
Many Christians today are amazed when you show them what really happened in the Old Testament, and then they feel cheated over the superficial ideas they have been sold. They become deeply thoughtful on hearing the definitions of worship given by the Saviour, and on seeing all the practical instructions of the epistles.
Our approach to worship is undoubtedly the most important issue confronting Bible churches today, and here is why. Six new, highly flawed styles of worship may be observed — often all mixed together. There is personal-pleasure worship, which puts the worshipper’s enjoyment in first place, rather than God’s desire. There is worldly-idiom worship, which borrows the current entertainment music of the world with its rhythms, instruments, actions and showbiz presentation, heedless of all the Bible’s warnings about loving the world. There is aesthetic worship, which imagines that orchestras, bands and instrumental solos are real expressions of worship, as if God is worshipped through these things, whereas Christ said — ‘God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.’ There is ecstatic worship, in which people work themselves into highly emotional and even semi-hypnotic states, whereas Scripture says that we must always pray and sing with the understanding. There is shallow worship, which reduces hymns to choruses conveying one or two elementary ideas, because solid spiritual themes are not wanted. There is informal worship, in which casual, jokey, trivia-injecting leaders turn churches into sitting rooms, so depriving the Lord of dignity, reverence, grandeur and glory.
It is as though evangelical churches have caught six viruses at the same time. How can churches survive if their highest occupation is sick? How can God’s people keep themselves unspotted from the world, if the world has taken over the worship? How can we call lost souls out of the world, if we are the same as the world? Worship is certainly the most important topic of the hour.
In this book I would like to speak with great respect to fellow pastors and church officers who may be inclined to adopt some elements of new worship. There are numerous dedicated Gospel workers who have come to feel that they should give guarded partial acceptance to this trend. They may not care for it personally, but they have been persuaded that their reservations are merely a matter of taste and culture. To get people into youth meetings and churches (says today’s wisdom) we must employ contemporary worship songs.
Another suggestion is that we should introduce some of the new alongside the old, thus preserving the best of traditional worship. The problem with this proposal is that the old and the new represent opposing concepts of worship, as these pages will show. The new breaches all the biblical principles recovered at the Reformation. Even the history of new worship rings alarm bells, and demonstrates the chasm between the old and the new.
The development of new worship is now fairly well known, and can be sketched here in a few sentences. It mainly began in California in the late 1960s, when many hippies turned to Christ, becoming known as the ‘Jesus people’. They worshipped with the very same style of song which they had known as hippies. Various Christian movements were formed to encourage them, among them the well-known Calvary Chapels. Their worship consisted mostly of one-verse choruses, endlessly repeated. The words were simple — much simpler even than those of a traditional children’s chorus — and the themes also were elementary. There was seldom any confession of sin or any doctrine. However well-intended it may have been, the new worship was not shaped or influenced by any biblical model of worship, nor by the general practice of Bible-believing churches up to that time.
It was a form of worship fashioned and conceived in the womb of meditational mysticism, in which hippies in their hundreds and thousands would sit on Californian hillsides with eyes closed, swaying themselves into an ecstatic state, echoing their previous experience
- published: 15 Mar 2011
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Showbiz & AG Freestyle on Toca Tuesdays
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Showbiz and AG drop by the Toca Tuesdays studios to drop a quick freestyle. Tune in to Toca Tuesdays each and every Tuesday from 8p till Midnight EST on Shade 4...
Showbiz and AG drop by the Toca Tuesdays studios to drop a quick freestyle. Tune in to Toca Tuesdays each and every Tuesday from 8p till Midnight EST on Shade 45. For more freestyles from your favorite artists, log on to Allindstrom.com today.
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Showbiz and AG drop by the Toca Tuesdays studios to drop a quick freestyle. Tune in to Toca Tuesdays each and every Tuesday from 8p till Midnight EST on Shade 45. For more freestyles from your favorite artists, log on to Allindstrom.com today.
Filmed & Edited by Q. Shepard [ http://twitter.com/Q_Shepard ]
- published: 18 Jul 2012
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'Starting in Showbiz': Daniel Brothers
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- Duration: 4:57
- Updated: 09 Jan 2014
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Buy it on DVD! Go to:
www.StartingFromScratchMovie.com
Starting in Showbiz:
startingfromscratchmovie.com/showbiz 'Starting in Showbiz' cast & crew interviews.
F...
Buy it on DVD! Go to:
www.StartingFromScratchMovie.com
Starting in Showbiz:
startingfromscratchmovie.com/showbiz 'Starting in Showbiz' cast & crew interviews.
Filmmaking 101 with Daniel Brothers, a well rounded filmmaker who asks 'Why so serious?', setting out to direct and learning every job along the way, how he came to edit 'Starting from Scratch', and the importance of indie filmmaking today.
http://www.danieljbrothers.com/
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Buy it on DVD! Go to:
www.StartingFromScratchMovie.com
Starting in Showbiz:
startingfromscratchmovie.com/showbiz 'Starting in Showbiz' cast & crew interviews.
Filmmaking 101 with Daniel Brothers, a well rounded filmmaker who asks 'Why so serious?', setting out to direct and learning every job along the way, how he came to edit 'Starting from Scratch', and the importance of indie filmmaking today.
http://www.danieljbrothers.com/
IMDb:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2112015
- published: 13 Jun 2013
- views: 0
Dan, Journalist
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- Updated: 21 Jan 2014
- views: 1748
The Amazings
This is Dan, an Amazing with a keen nose for news and journalism. When it comes to coverage, Dan has covered it all - wars, sports, politics, busi...
The Amazings
This is Dan, an Amazing with a keen nose for news and journalism. When it comes to coverage, Dan has covered it all - wars, sports, politics, business, showbiz, and with everyone from The Huffington Post to CNN to USA Today. He's done it on Fleet Street, radio, TV, reporting, lecturing, editing - to writing his own book 'A Room with a Loo - an American Hack on Fleet Street'. And now he's doing it for The Amazings.
https://wn.com/Dan,_Journalist
The Amazings
This is Dan, an Amazing with a keen nose for news and journalism. When it comes to coverage, Dan has covered it all - wars, sports, politics, business, showbiz, and with everyone from The Huffington Post to CNN to USA Today. He's done it on Fleet Street, radio, TV, reporting, lecturing, editing - to writing his own book 'A Room with a Loo - an American Hack on Fleet Street'. And now he's doing it for The Amazings.
- published: 12 Nov 2012
- views: 1748
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In the Loop: Bye-bye Kris; Buntis si Kim?
TJ Manotoc keeps us in the loop on the reason why Kris Aquino is leaving showbiz, Susan Roces' reaction to daughter Grace Poe's victory in the Supreme Court, and a high-tech tricycle in Palawan. Subscribe to the ABS-CBN News channel! - http://bit.ly/TheABSCBNNews Visit our website at http://news.abs-cbn.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abscbnNEWS Twitter: https://twitter.com/abscbnnews
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Showbiz Today: Milli Vanilli Scandal (1990 HD)
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Jesse Tyler Ferguson On ‘Fully Committed,' Taking A Break From Showbiz | TODAY
Jesse Tyler Ferguson, known for playing Mitchell Pritchett on “Modern Family,” stars in the new Broadway show “Fully Committed,” where he plays 40 different characters on stage. The actor discusses his new play, as well as how he spends his time off from “Modern Family.” » Subscribe to TODAY: http://on.today.com/SubscribeToTODAY » Watch the latest from TODAY: http://bit.ly/LatestTODAY About: TODAY brings you the latest headlines and expert tips on money, health and parenting. We wake up every morning to give you and your family all you need to start your day. If it matters to you, it matters to us. We are in the people business. Subscribe to our channel for exclusive TODAY archival footage & our original web series. Connect with TODAY Online! Visit TODAY's Website: http://on.today.com/R...
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What makes AlDub the hottest showbiz love team today?
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01 01 17 SHOWBIZ TONIGHT
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Showbiz Today - Last Dallas (1991)
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Page/Plant Showbiz Today CNN 1994
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Showbiz in Ghana - Entertainment Today on Joy News (26-1-17)
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Respect The Architects "D.I.T.C."
Growing up in the South Bronx in the 70's & 80's was bad for some and great others I was very fortunate to have foundation and love in a household among-st other things. Got to watch the birth of a culture rise and take over the world And happen to have had pleasures to go to school and or maintain friendship with some influential dudes that are still relevant today Lord finesse,Diamond D,Showbiz,AG, & Fat Joe. These dudes have bean able to take there talents all across the world and still do today set up foundations and blueprints that today's top producers still follow and my way top pay homage to them is put out a video mix of the crews videos that i love to see to hear it is. ALBERT GOODMAN PLAZA,FOREST,PATERSON, THE BRONX STAND UP AND "RESPECT THE ARCHITECTS"
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'Who's Your Daddy?': George W. Bush and the Saudi Connection from Fahrenheit 9/11
From Showbiz411: showbiz411.com/2013/12/15/murdochs-nypost-today-backs-michael-moore-bush-saudi-claims-from-fahrenheit-911 Shock: today’s Murdoch owned highly conservative New York Post features an opinion piece backing Michael Moore‘s Bush-Saudi claims from “Fahrenheit 911.” It’s the main story on the Post’s website with a huge photo and prominent placement. The story is also featured in a color block headline on the front page of today’s paper. Moore must get a lot of satisfaction out of this. It’s only taken a decade for a conservative pundit writing in a conservative newspaper to endorse his movie.
published: 17 Dec 2013 -
'Or Was It … the Saudis?': George W. Bush Ponders in Fahrenheit 9/11
From Showbiz411: http://www.showbiz411.com/2013/12/15/murdochs-nypost-today-backs-michael-moore-bush-saudi-claims-from-fahrenheit-911 Shock: today’s Murdoch owned highly conservative New York Post features an opinion piece backing Michael Moore‘s Bush-Saudi claims from “Fahrenheit 911.” It’s the main story on the Post’s website with a huge photo and prominent placement. The story is also featured in a color block headline on the front page of today’s paper. Moore must get a lot of satisfaction out of this. It’s only taken a decade for a conservative pundit writing in a conservative newspaper to endorse his movie.
published: 16 Dec 2013 -
Worship in the Melting Pot - Dr Peter Masters (Lecture 1 of 3)
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’ The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we th...
published: 15 Mar 2011 -
Worship in the Melting Pot - Dr Peter Masters (Lecture 3 of 3)
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’ The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we th...
published: 15 Mar 2011 -
Life is Good - Episode Two with Ruth Dela Rama - Dizon
What Makes A Smart Phone A Genius Phone? So, what’s the difference between just being smart to being a genius? There's an immense variance between being really bright and being intellectually gifted. While geniuses do tend to be extraordinarily intelligent, they also use imagination and creativity to conceive, realize or envisage something unique. They blaze new trails instead of just trudging down the beaten path. For the genius, the ability to imagine new possibilities is as important as intelligence. Great geniuses in world history are central to our advancements in science, technology and understanding. Without geniuses from Archimedes to Stephen Hawking, our understanding of mathematics, literature and music would be completely different. Concepts that we now take for granted, li...
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Worship in the Melting Pot - Dr Peter Masters (Lecture 2 of 3)
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’ The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we th...
published: 15 Mar 2011 -
Showbiz & AG Freestyle on Toca Tuesdays
Showbiz and AG drop by the Toca Tuesdays studios to drop a quick freestyle. Tune in to Toca Tuesdays each and every Tuesday from 8p till Midnight EST on Shade 45. For more freestyles from your favorite artists, log on to Allindstrom.com today. Filmed & Edited by Q. Shepard [ http://twitter.com/Q_Shepard ]
published: 18 Jul 2012 -
'Starting in Showbiz': Daniel Brothers
Buy it on DVD! Go to: www.StartingFromScratchMovie.com Starting in Showbiz: startingfromscratchmovie.com/showbiz 'Starting in Showbiz' cast & crew interviews. Filmmaking 101 with Daniel Brothers, a well rounded filmmaker who asks 'Why so serious?', setting out to direct and learning every job along the way, how he came to edit 'Starting from Scratch', and the importance of indie filmmaking today. http://www.danieljbrothers.com/ IMDb: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2112015
published: 13 Jun 2013 -
Dan, Journalist
The Amazings This is Dan, an Amazing with a keen nose for news and journalism. When it comes to coverage, Dan has covered it all - wars, sports, politics, business, showbiz, and with everyone from The Huffington Post to CNN to USA Today. He's done it on Fleet Street, radio, TV, reporting, lecturing, editing - to writing his own book 'A Room with a Loo - an American Hack on Fleet Street'. And now he's doing it for The Amazings.
published: 12 Nov 2012
In the Loop: Bye-bye Kris; Buntis si Kim?
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- Duration: 3:20
- Updated: 09 Mar 2016
- views: 1261821
TJ Manotoc keeps us in the loop on the reason why Kris Aquino is leaving showbiz, Susan Roces' reaction to daughter Grace Poe's victory in the Supreme Court, an...
TJ Manotoc keeps us in the loop on the reason why Kris Aquino is leaving showbiz, Susan Roces' reaction to daughter Grace Poe's victory in the Supreme Court, and a high-tech tricycle in Palawan.
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TJ Manotoc keeps us in the loop on the reason why Kris Aquino is leaving showbiz, Susan Roces' reaction to daughter Grace Poe's victory in the Supreme Court, and a high-tech tricycle in Palawan.
Subscribe to the ABS-CBN News channel! - http://bit.ly/TheABSCBNNews
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- published: 09 Mar 2016
- views: 1261821
MGA NAGPARETOKE SA SHOWBIZ
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- Duration: 4:28
- Updated: 28 May 2016
- views: 120192
Videos Trending Nationwide
Videos Trending Nationwide
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12 01 17 SHOWBIZ TONIGHT
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- Updated: 14 Jan 2017
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- published: 14 Jan 2017
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Showbiz Today: Milli Vanilli Scandal (1990 HD)
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- Duration: 11:02
- Updated: 07 Feb 2014
- views: 78810
Jesse Tyler Ferguson On ‘Fully Committed,' Taking A Break From Showbiz | TODAY
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- Duration: 3:34
- Updated: 02 Jun 2016
- views: 1902
Jesse Tyler Ferguson, known for playing Mitchell Pritchett on “Modern Family,” stars in the new Broadway show “Fully Committed,” where he plays 40 different cha...
Jesse Tyler Ferguson, known for playing Mitchell Pritchett on “Modern Family,” stars in the new Broadway show “Fully Committed,” where he plays 40 different characters on stage. The actor discusses his new play, as well as how he spends his time off from “Modern Family.”
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Jesse Tyler Ferguson On ‘Fully Committed,' Taking A Break From Showbiz | TODAY
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Jesse Tyler Ferguson, known for playing Mitchell Pritchett on “Modern Family,” stars in the new Broadway show “Fully Committed,” where he plays 40 different characters on stage. The actor discusses his new play, as well as how he spends his time off from “Modern Family.”
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Jesse Tyler Ferguson On ‘Fully Committed,' Taking A Break From Showbiz | TODAY
- published: 02 Jun 2016
- views: 1902
What makes AlDub the hottest showbiz love team today?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:04
- Updated: 12 Oct 2015
- views: 89267
'Ang Pinaka's' panelistas tell us what makes this phenomenal love team stand out from the rest?
'Ang Pinaka's' panelistas tell us what makes this phenomenal love team stand out from the rest?
https://wn.com/What_Makes_Aldub_The_Hottest_Showbiz_Love_Team_Today
'Ang Pinaka's' panelistas tell us what makes this phenomenal love team stand out from the rest?
- published: 12 Oct 2015
- views: 89267
01 01 17 SHOWBIZ TONIGHT
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- Duration: 13:24
- Updated: 04 Jan 2017
- views: 382
- published: 04 Jan 2017
- views: 382
Showbiz Today - Last Dallas (1991)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:07
- Updated: 20 Aug 2013
- views: 577
CNNs 'Showbiz Today' reports about the last episode of 'Dallas' in 1991.
- published: 20 Aug 2013
- views: 577
Page/Plant Showbiz Today CNN 1994
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- Duration: 3:02
- Updated: 04 Nov 2014
- views: 78
Showbiz in Ghana - Entertainment Today on Joy News (26-1-17)
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- Duration: 6:15
- Updated: 26 Jan 2017
- views: 393
Shatta Wale inspires me.
Shatta Wale inspires me.
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Respect The Architects "D.I.T.C."
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- Duration: 26:39
- Updated: 23 Jan 2014
- views: 412
Growing up in the South Bronx in the 70's & 80's was bad for some and great others I was very fortunate to have foundation and love in a household among-st othe...
Growing up in the South Bronx in the 70's & 80's was bad for some and great others I was very fortunate to have foundation and love in a household among-st other things. Got to watch the birth of a culture rise and take over the world And happen to have had pleasures to go to school and or maintain friendship with some influential dudes that are still relevant today Lord finesse,Diamond D,Showbiz,AG, & Fat Joe. These dudes have bean able to take there talents all across the world and still do today set up foundations and blueprints that today's top producers still follow and my way top pay homage to them is put out a video mix of the crews videos that i love to see to hear it is. ALBERT GOODMAN PLAZA,FOREST,PATERSON, THE BRONX STAND UP AND "RESPECT THE ARCHITECTS"
https://wn.com/Respect_The_Architects_D.I.T.C.
Growing up in the South Bronx in the 70's & 80's was bad for some and great others I was very fortunate to have foundation and love in a household among-st other things. Got to watch the birth of a culture rise and take over the world And happen to have had pleasures to go to school and or maintain friendship with some influential dudes that are still relevant today Lord finesse,Diamond D,Showbiz,AG, & Fat Joe. These dudes have bean able to take there talents all across the world and still do today set up foundations and blueprints that today's top producers still follow and my way top pay homage to them is put out a video mix of the crews videos that i love to see to hear it is. ALBERT GOODMAN PLAZA,FOREST,PATERSON, THE BRONX STAND UP AND "RESPECT THE ARCHITECTS"
- published: 28 Sep 2011
- views: 412
'Who's Your Daddy?': George W. Bush and the Saudi Connection from Fahrenheit 9/11
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- Duration: 18:25
- Updated: 01 Feb 2014
- views: 5416
From Showbiz411:
showbiz411.com/2013/12/15/murdochs-nypost-today-backs-michael-moore-bush-saudi-claims-from-fahrenheit-911
Shock: today’s Murdoch owned highly...
From Showbiz411:
showbiz411.com/2013/12/15/murdochs-nypost-today-backs-michael-moore-bush-saudi-claims-from-fahrenheit-911
Shock: today’s Murdoch owned highly conservative New York Post features an opinion piece backing Michael Moore‘s Bush-Saudi claims from “Fahrenheit 911.” It’s the main story on the Post’s website with a huge photo and prominent placement. The story is also featured in a color block headline on the front page of today’s paper.
Moore must get a lot of satisfaction out of this. It’s only taken a decade for a conservative pundit writing in a conservative newspaper to endorse his movie.
https://wn.com/'Who's_Your_Daddy_'_George_W._Bush_And_The_Saudi_Connection_From_Fahrenheit_9_11
From Showbiz411:
showbiz411.com/2013/12/15/murdochs-nypost-today-backs-michael-moore-bush-saudi-claims-from-fahrenheit-911
Shock: today’s Murdoch owned highly conservative New York Post features an opinion piece backing Michael Moore‘s Bush-Saudi claims from “Fahrenheit 911.” It’s the main story on the Post’s website with a huge photo and prominent placement. The story is also featured in a color block headline on the front page of today’s paper.
Moore must get a lot of satisfaction out of this. It’s only taken a decade for a conservative pundit writing in a conservative newspaper to endorse his movie.
- published: 17 Dec 2013
- views: 5416
'Or Was It … the Saudis?': George W. Bush Ponders in Fahrenheit 9/11
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:47
- Updated: 03 Feb 2014
- views: 3538
From Showbiz411:
http://www.showbiz411.com/2013/12/15/murdochs-nypost-today-backs-michael-moore-bush-saudi-claims-from-fahrenheit-911
Shock: today’s Murdoch o...
From Showbiz411:
http://www.showbiz411.com/2013/12/15/murdochs-nypost-today-backs-michael-moore-bush-saudi-claims-from-fahrenheit-911
Shock: today’s Murdoch owned highly conservative New York Post features an opinion piece backing Michael Moore‘s Bush-Saudi claims from “Fahrenheit 911.” It’s the main story on the Post’s website with a huge photo and prominent placement. The story is also featured in a color block headline on the front page of today’s paper.
Moore must get a lot of satisfaction out of this. It’s only taken a decade for a conservative pundit writing in a conservative newspaper to endorse his movie.
https://wn.com/'Or_Was_It_…_The_Saudis_'_George_W._Bush_Ponders_In_Fahrenheit_9_11
From Showbiz411:
http://www.showbiz411.com/2013/12/15/murdochs-nypost-today-backs-michael-moore-bush-saudi-claims-from-fahrenheit-911
Shock: today’s Murdoch owned highly conservative New York Post features an opinion piece backing Michael Moore‘s Bush-Saudi claims from “Fahrenheit 911.” It’s the main story on the Post’s website with a huge photo and prominent placement. The story is also featured in a color block headline on the front page of today’s paper.
Moore must get a lot of satisfaction out of this. It’s only taken a decade for a conservative pundit writing in a conservative newspaper to endorse his movie.
- published: 16 Dec 2013
- views: 3538
Worship in the Melting Pot - Dr Peter Masters (Lecture 1 of 3)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 41:21
- Updated: 31 Jan 2014
- views: 710
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The s...
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’
The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we think through our style of worship?
Many Christians today are amazed when you show them what really happened in the Old Testament, and then they feel cheated over the superficial ideas they have been sold. They become deeply thoughtful on hearing the definitions of worship given by the Saviour, and on seeing all the practical instructions of the epistles.
Our approach to worship is undoubtedly the most important issue confronting Bible churches today, and here is why. Six new, highly flawed styles of worship may be observed — often all mixed together. There is personal-pleasure worship, which puts the worshipper’s enjoyment in first place, rather than God’s desire. There is worldly-idiom worship, which borrows the current entertainment music of the world with its rhythms, instruments, actions and showbiz presentation, heedless of all the Bible’s warnings about loving the world. There is aesthetic worship, which imagines that orchestras, bands and instrumental solos are real expressions of worship, as if God is worshipped through these things, whereas Christ said — ‘God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.’ There is ecstatic worship, in which people work themselves into highly emotional and even semi-hypnotic states, whereas Scripture says that we must always pray and sing with the understanding. There is shallow worship, which reduces hymns to choruses conveying one or two elementary ideas, because solid spiritual themes are not wanted. There is informal worship, in which casual, jokey, trivia-injecting leaders turn churches into sitting rooms, so depriving the Lord of dignity, reverence, grandeur and glory.
It is as though evangelical churches have caught six viruses at the same time. How can churches survive if their highest occupation is sick? How can God’s people keep themselves unspotted from the world, if the world has taken over the worship? How can we call lost souls out of the world, if we are the same as the world? Worship is certainly the most important topic of the hour.
In this book I would like to speak with great respect to fellow pastors and church officers who may be inclined to adopt some elements of new worship. There are numerous dedicated Gospel workers who have come to feel that they should give guarded partial acceptance to this trend. They may not care for it personally, but they have been persuaded that their reservations are merely a matter of taste and culture. To get people into youth meetings and churches (says today’s wisdom) we must employ contemporary worship songs.
Another suggestion is that we should introduce some of the new alongside the old, thus preserving the best of traditional worship. The problem with this proposal is that the old and the new represent opposing concepts of worship, as these pages will show. The new breaches all the biblical principles recovered at the Reformation. Even the history of new worship rings alarm bells, and demonstrates the chasm between the old and the new.
The development of new worship is now fairly well known, and can be sketched here in a few sentences. It mainly began in California in the late 1960s, when many hippies turned to Christ, becoming known as the ‘Jesus people’. They worshipped with the very same style of song which they had known as hippies. Various Christian movements were formed to encourage them, among them the well-known Calvary Chapels. Their worship consisted mostly of one-verse choruses, endlessly repeated. The words were simple — much simpler even than those of a traditional children’s chorus — and the themes also were elementary. There was seldom any confession of sin or any doctrine. However well-intended it may have been, the new worship was not shaped or influenced by any biblical model of worship, nor by the general practice of Bible-believing churches up to that time.
It was a form of worship fashioned and conceived in the womb of meditational mysticism, in which hippies in their hundreds and thousands would sit on Californian hillsides with eyes closed, swaying themselves into an ecstatic state, echoing their previous experience
https://wn.com/Worship_In_The_Melting_Pot_Dr_Peter_Masters_(Lecture_1_Of_3)
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’
The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we think through our style of worship?
Many Christians today are amazed when you show them what really happened in the Old Testament, and then they feel cheated over the superficial ideas they have been sold. They become deeply thoughtful on hearing the definitions of worship given by the Saviour, and on seeing all the practical instructions of the epistles.
Our approach to worship is undoubtedly the most important issue confronting Bible churches today, and here is why. Six new, highly flawed styles of worship may be observed — often all mixed together. There is personal-pleasure worship, which puts the worshipper’s enjoyment in first place, rather than God’s desire. There is worldly-idiom worship, which borrows the current entertainment music of the world with its rhythms, instruments, actions and showbiz presentation, heedless of all the Bible’s warnings about loving the world. There is aesthetic worship, which imagines that orchestras, bands and instrumental solos are real expressions of worship, as if God is worshipped through these things, whereas Christ said — ‘God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.’ There is ecstatic worship, in which people work themselves into highly emotional and even semi-hypnotic states, whereas Scripture says that we must always pray and sing with the understanding. There is shallow worship, which reduces hymns to choruses conveying one or two elementary ideas, because solid spiritual themes are not wanted. There is informal worship, in which casual, jokey, trivia-injecting leaders turn churches into sitting rooms, so depriving the Lord of dignity, reverence, grandeur and glory.
It is as though evangelical churches have caught six viruses at the same time. How can churches survive if their highest occupation is sick? How can God’s people keep themselves unspotted from the world, if the world has taken over the worship? How can we call lost souls out of the world, if we are the same as the world? Worship is certainly the most important topic of the hour.
In this book I would like to speak with great respect to fellow pastors and church officers who may be inclined to adopt some elements of new worship. There are numerous dedicated Gospel workers who have come to feel that they should give guarded partial acceptance to this trend. They may not care for it personally, but they have been persuaded that their reservations are merely a matter of taste and culture. To get people into youth meetings and churches (says today’s wisdom) we must employ contemporary worship songs.
Another suggestion is that we should introduce some of the new alongside the old, thus preserving the best of traditional worship. The problem with this proposal is that the old and the new represent opposing concepts of worship, as these pages will show. The new breaches all the biblical principles recovered at the Reformation. Even the history of new worship rings alarm bells, and demonstrates the chasm between the old and the new.
The development of new worship is now fairly well known, and can be sketched here in a few sentences. It mainly began in California in the late 1960s, when many hippies turned to Christ, becoming known as the ‘Jesus people’. They worshipped with the very same style of song which they had known as hippies. Various Christian movements were formed to encourage them, among them the well-known Calvary Chapels. Their worship consisted mostly of one-verse choruses, endlessly repeated. The words were simple — much simpler even than those of a traditional children’s chorus — and the themes also were elementary. There was seldom any confession of sin or any doctrine. However well-intended it may have been, the new worship was not shaped or influenced by any biblical model of worship, nor by the general practice of Bible-believing churches up to that time.
It was a form of worship fashioned and conceived in the womb of meditational mysticism, in which hippies in their hundreds and thousands would sit on Californian hillsides with eyes closed, swaying themselves into an ecstatic state, echoing their previous experience
- published: 15 Mar 2011
- views: 710
Worship in the Melting Pot - Dr Peter Masters (Lecture 3 of 3)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 48:24
- Updated: 01 Feb 2014
- views: 284
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The s...
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’
The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we think through our style of worship?
Many Christians today are amazed when you show them what really happened in the Old Testament, and then they feel cheated over the superficial ideas they have been sold. They become deeply thoughtful on hearing the definitions of worship given by the Saviour, and on seeing all the practical instructions of the epistles.
Our approach to worship is undoubtedly the most important issue confronting Bible churches today, and here is why. Six new, highly flawed styles of worship may be observed — often all mixed together. There is personal-pleasure worship, which puts the worshipper’s enjoyment in first place, rather than God’s desire. There is worldly-idiom worship, which borrows the current entertainment music of the world with its rhythms, instruments, actions and showbiz presentation, heedless of all the Bible’s warnings about loving the world. There is aesthetic worship, which imagines that orchestras, bands and instrumental solos are real expressions of worship, as if God is worshipped through these things, whereas Christ said — ‘God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.’ There is ecstatic worship, in which people work themselves into highly emotional and even semi-hypnotic states, whereas Scripture says that we must always pray and sing with the understanding. There is shallow worship, which reduces hymns to choruses conveying one or two elementary ideas, because solid spiritual themes are not wanted. There is informal worship, in which casual, jokey, trivia-injecting leaders turn churches into sitting rooms, so depriving the Lord of dignity, reverence, grandeur and glory.
It is as though evangelical churches have caught six viruses at the same time. How can churches survive if their highest occupation is sick? How can God’s people keep themselves unspotted from the world, if the world has taken over the worship? How can we call lost souls out of the world, if we are the same as the world? Worship is certainly the most important topic of the hour.
In this book I would like to speak with great respect to fellow pastors and church officers who may be inclined to adopt some elements of new worship. There are numerous dedicated Gospel workers who have come to feel that they should give guarded partial acceptance to this trend. They may not care for it personally, but they have been persuaded that their reservations are merely a matter of taste and culture. To get people into youth meetings and churches (says today’s wisdom) we must employ contemporary worship songs.
Another suggestion is that we should introduce some of the new alongside the old, thus preserving the best of traditional worship. The problem with this proposal is that the old and the new represent opposing concepts of worship, as these pages will show. The new breaches all the biblical principles recovered at the Reformation. Even the history of new worship rings alarm bells, and demonstrates the chasm between the old and the new.
The development of new worship is now fairly well known, and can be sketched here in a few sentences. It mainly began in California in the late 1960s, when many hippies turned to Christ, becoming known as the ‘Jesus people’. They worshipped with the very same style of song which they had known as hippies. Various Christian movements were formed to encourage them, among them the well-known Calvary Chapels. Their worship consisted mostly of one-verse choruses, endlessly repeated. The words were simple — much simpler even than those of a traditional children’s chorus — and the themes also were elementary. There was seldom any confession of sin or any doctrine. However well-intended it may have been, the new worship was not shaped or influenced by any biblical model of worship, nor by the general practice of Bible-believing churches up to that time.
It was a form of worship fashioned and conceived in the womb of meditational mysticism, in which hippies in their hundreds and thousands would sit on Californian hillsides with eyes closed, swaying themselves into an ecstatic state, echoing their previous experience
https://wn.com/Worship_In_The_Melting_Pot_Dr_Peter_Masters_(Lecture_3_Of_3)
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’
The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we think through our style of worship?
Many Christians today are amazed when you show them what really happened in the Old Testament, and then they feel cheated over the superficial ideas they have been sold. They become deeply thoughtful on hearing the definitions of worship given by the Saviour, and on seeing all the practical instructions of the epistles.
Our approach to worship is undoubtedly the most important issue confronting Bible churches today, and here is why. Six new, highly flawed styles of worship may be observed — often all mixed together. There is personal-pleasure worship, which puts the worshipper’s enjoyment in first place, rather than God’s desire. There is worldly-idiom worship, which borrows the current entertainment music of the world with its rhythms, instruments, actions and showbiz presentation, heedless of all the Bible’s warnings about loving the world. There is aesthetic worship, which imagines that orchestras, bands and instrumental solos are real expressions of worship, as if God is worshipped through these things, whereas Christ said — ‘God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.’ There is ecstatic worship, in which people work themselves into highly emotional and even semi-hypnotic states, whereas Scripture says that we must always pray and sing with the understanding. There is shallow worship, which reduces hymns to choruses conveying one or two elementary ideas, because solid spiritual themes are not wanted. There is informal worship, in which casual, jokey, trivia-injecting leaders turn churches into sitting rooms, so depriving the Lord of dignity, reverence, grandeur and glory.
It is as though evangelical churches have caught six viruses at the same time. How can churches survive if their highest occupation is sick? How can God’s people keep themselves unspotted from the world, if the world has taken over the worship? How can we call lost souls out of the world, if we are the same as the world? Worship is certainly the most important topic of the hour.
In this book I would like to speak with great respect to fellow pastors and church officers who may be inclined to adopt some elements of new worship. There are numerous dedicated Gospel workers who have come to feel that they should give guarded partial acceptance to this trend. They may not care for it personally, but they have been persuaded that their reservations are merely a matter of taste and culture. To get people into youth meetings and churches (says today’s wisdom) we must employ contemporary worship songs.
Another suggestion is that we should introduce some of the new alongside the old, thus preserving the best of traditional worship. The problem with this proposal is that the old and the new represent opposing concepts of worship, as these pages will show. The new breaches all the biblical principles recovered at the Reformation. Even the history of new worship rings alarm bells, and demonstrates the chasm between the old and the new.
The development of new worship is now fairly well known, and can be sketched here in a few sentences. It mainly began in California in the late 1960s, when many hippies turned to Christ, becoming known as the ‘Jesus people’. They worshipped with the very same style of song which they had known as hippies. Various Christian movements were formed to encourage them, among them the well-known Calvary Chapels. Their worship consisted mostly of one-verse choruses, endlessly repeated. The words were simple — much simpler even than those of a traditional children’s chorus — and the themes also were elementary. There was seldom any confession of sin or any doctrine. However well-intended it may have been, the new worship was not shaped or influenced by any biblical model of worship, nor by the general practice of Bible-believing churches up to that time.
It was a form of worship fashioned and conceived in the womb of meditational mysticism, in which hippies in their hundreds and thousands would sit on Californian hillsides with eyes closed, swaying themselves into an ecstatic state, echoing their previous experience
- published: 15 Mar 2011
- views: 284
Life is Good - Episode Two with Ruth Dela Rama - Dizon
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:45
- Updated: 03 Feb 2014
- views: 5380
What Makes A Smart Phone A Genius Phone?
So, what’s the difference between just being smart to being a genius?
There's an immense variance between being reall...
What Makes A Smart Phone A Genius Phone?
So, what’s the difference between just being smart to being a genius?
There's an immense variance between being really bright and being intellectually gifted. While geniuses do tend to be extraordinarily intelligent, they also use imagination and creativity to conceive, realize or envisage something unique. They blaze new trails instead of just trudging down the beaten path. For the genius, the ability to imagine new possibilities is as important as intelligence.
Great geniuses in world history are central to our advancements in science, technology and understanding. Without geniuses from Archimedes to Stephen Hawking, our understanding of mathematics, literature and music would be completely different. Concepts that we now take for granted, like gravity, planetary orbits and black holes, might still be undiscovered.
In the same way, the LG Optimus cell phone is a concept – a genius prototype of the way mobile phones will be built and used in the near future.
On The Cellular Level
The telephone is a good way to talk to people without having to offer them a drink. (Fran Lebowitz)
It’s a fact that form and function are significant factors when buying a cell phone but performance is the most decisive dynamic to be considered. Never forget that a cell phone is only as good as the calls it makes. Thus, even if your handset has the best attributes but can’t make or take a single decent quality call, it’s virtually useless. Even the snatchers in Quiapo and Arranque won’t spend a New York minute trying to filch your phone.
While it’s true that the strength of a carrier's network is critical to making good calls, the strength of the phone's antenna and receiver play a big part in performance as well. The fact is, you are buying a cell phone so it follows that at its very core, your handset should serve its one true purpose – call the guy at the other receiving end.
So, for form, function and performance, who you gonna call?
No -- not The GBs – call the Optimus, and you’ll discover that it doesn’t scrimp on the most basic function of any cell phone.
If you know the name and if you know the number, you can spend all your unli time talking until your jaw hurts because the LG Optimus cell phone’s 1500 mAh Li-Ion battery can last for up to 400 hours of stand-by or up to 7 hours and 50 minutes of talk time. You don’t even have to lift a finger to do it – with built-in voice dialing, your command is the phone’s wish.
When the time comes when every one of your friends and family members eventually catch up with you in the 3G trend, you’ll be ready to make true video calls with the phone’s 1.3 MP secondary front-facing camera which you can use for high quality video chats.
Additionally, I like the text messaging service’s threaded view. I do most of my communication via SMS and having this feature in the Optimus lessens the confusion of piecing together an ongoing SMS conversation especially if you’re discussing various issues with several people.
Add a proximity sensor feature (so my phone knows if I’m nearby so it can rest and save energy while I’m away), an accelerometer and a gyroscope, and the LG Optimus becomes one handy BFF (best fone forever).
The Fast and The Nitrous
There's a way to do it better - find it.
Thomas A. Edison
The LG Optimus 2X uses NVIDIA’s Next Generation Tegra, the world’s first processor for the mobile web, specifically designed for the high-resolution needs of tablets.
According to the NVIDIA website, Tim Bajarin, President of Creative Strategies, Inc. said, “The new NVIDIA Tegra processor has a unique feature set critical for tablets -- fast web browsing with fully rendered pages, uncompromised graphics, snappy user interface and HD video -- all with the battery life we’ve only seen with cell phones.”
The key to the Tegra’s capabilities are eight independent processors, including the world’s first dual core CPU for mobile applications. These processors are used together or independently to optimize power usage at all times. With its ultra low-power design, Tegra delivers over 16 hours of HD video or 140 hours of music -- on a single charge.
The Next Generation Tegra is a leap in mobile computing performance for the following reasons:
The world’s first Dual-core 1GHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor, ULP GeForce GPU, Tegra 2 chipset.
Eight independent processors that make short work of web browsing, HD video encode and decode and mobile 3D gaming.
10x faster than the processors used in smart phones today, and up to 4x the performance of the previous generation Tegra processor.
Advanced TSMC 40nm process with active power management.
The series emphasizes low power consumption and high performance for playing audio and video.
At a maximum CPU clock rate 1.2 GHz (dual-core), it's just .6 GHz short of the dual core PC I'm using now, and my computer plays Crysis, Call of Duty - M
https://wn.com/Life_Is_Good_Episode_Two_With_Ruth_Dela_Rama_Dizon
What Makes A Smart Phone A Genius Phone?
So, what’s the difference between just being smart to being a genius?
There's an immense variance between being really bright and being intellectually gifted. While geniuses do tend to be extraordinarily intelligent, they also use imagination and creativity to conceive, realize or envisage something unique. They blaze new trails instead of just trudging down the beaten path. For the genius, the ability to imagine new possibilities is as important as intelligence.
Great geniuses in world history are central to our advancements in science, technology and understanding. Without geniuses from Archimedes to Stephen Hawking, our understanding of mathematics, literature and music would be completely different. Concepts that we now take for granted, like gravity, planetary orbits and black holes, might still be undiscovered.
In the same way, the LG Optimus cell phone is a concept – a genius prototype of the way mobile phones will be built and used in the near future.
On The Cellular Level
The telephone is a good way to talk to people without having to offer them a drink. (Fran Lebowitz)
It’s a fact that form and function are significant factors when buying a cell phone but performance is the most decisive dynamic to be considered. Never forget that a cell phone is only as good as the calls it makes. Thus, even if your handset has the best attributes but can’t make or take a single decent quality call, it’s virtually useless. Even the snatchers in Quiapo and Arranque won’t spend a New York minute trying to filch your phone.
While it’s true that the strength of a carrier's network is critical to making good calls, the strength of the phone's antenna and receiver play a big part in performance as well. The fact is, you are buying a cell phone so it follows that at its very core, your handset should serve its one true purpose – call the guy at the other receiving end.
So, for form, function and performance, who you gonna call?
No -- not The GBs – call the Optimus, and you’ll discover that it doesn’t scrimp on the most basic function of any cell phone.
If you know the name and if you know the number, you can spend all your unli time talking until your jaw hurts because the LG Optimus cell phone’s 1500 mAh Li-Ion battery can last for up to 400 hours of stand-by or up to 7 hours and 50 minutes of talk time. You don’t even have to lift a finger to do it – with built-in voice dialing, your command is the phone’s wish.
When the time comes when every one of your friends and family members eventually catch up with you in the 3G trend, you’ll be ready to make true video calls with the phone’s 1.3 MP secondary front-facing camera which you can use for high quality video chats.
Additionally, I like the text messaging service’s threaded view. I do most of my communication via SMS and having this feature in the Optimus lessens the confusion of piecing together an ongoing SMS conversation especially if you’re discussing various issues with several people.
Add a proximity sensor feature (so my phone knows if I’m nearby so it can rest and save energy while I’m away), an accelerometer and a gyroscope, and the LG Optimus becomes one handy BFF (best fone forever).
The Fast and The Nitrous
There's a way to do it better - find it.
Thomas A. Edison
The LG Optimus 2X uses NVIDIA’s Next Generation Tegra, the world’s first processor for the mobile web, specifically designed for the high-resolution needs of tablets.
According to the NVIDIA website, Tim Bajarin, President of Creative Strategies, Inc. said, “The new NVIDIA Tegra processor has a unique feature set critical for tablets -- fast web browsing with fully rendered pages, uncompromised graphics, snappy user interface and HD video -- all with the battery life we’ve only seen with cell phones.”
The key to the Tegra’s capabilities are eight independent processors, including the world’s first dual core CPU for mobile applications. These processors are used together or independently to optimize power usage at all times. With its ultra low-power design, Tegra delivers over 16 hours of HD video or 140 hours of music -- on a single charge.
The Next Generation Tegra is a leap in mobile computing performance for the following reasons:
The world’s first Dual-core 1GHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor, ULP GeForce GPU, Tegra 2 chipset.
Eight independent processors that make short work of web browsing, HD video encode and decode and mobile 3D gaming.
10x faster than the processors used in smart phones today, and up to 4x the performance of the previous generation Tegra processor.
Advanced TSMC 40nm process with active power management.
The series emphasizes low power consumption and high performance for playing audio and video.
At a maximum CPU clock rate 1.2 GHz (dual-core), it's just .6 GHz short of the dual core PC I'm using now, and my computer plays Crysis, Call of Duty - M
- published: 20 Sep 2011
- views: 5380
Worship in the Melting Pot - Dr Peter Masters (Lecture 2 of 3)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 42:21
- Updated: 02 Feb 2014
- views: 373
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The s...
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’
The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we think through our style of worship?
Many Christians today are amazed when you show them what really happened in the Old Testament, and then they feel cheated over the superficial ideas they have been sold. They become deeply thoughtful on hearing the definitions of worship given by the Saviour, and on seeing all the practical instructions of the epistles.
Our approach to worship is undoubtedly the most important issue confronting Bible churches today, and here is why. Six new, highly flawed styles of worship may be observed — often all mixed together. There is personal-pleasure worship, which puts the worshipper’s enjoyment in first place, rather than God’s desire. There is worldly-idiom worship, which borrows the current entertainment music of the world with its rhythms, instruments, actions and showbiz presentation, heedless of all the Bible’s warnings about loving the world. There is aesthetic worship, which imagines that orchestras, bands and instrumental solos are real expressions of worship, as if God is worshipped through these things, whereas Christ said — ‘God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.’ There is ecstatic worship, in which people work themselves into highly emotional and even semi-hypnotic states, whereas Scripture says that we must always pray and sing with the understanding. There is shallow worship, which reduces hymns to choruses conveying one or two elementary ideas, because solid spiritual themes are not wanted. There is informal worship, in which casual, jokey, trivia-injecting leaders turn churches into sitting rooms, so depriving the Lord of dignity, reverence, grandeur and glory.
It is as though evangelical churches have caught six viruses at the same time. How can churches survive if their highest occupation is sick? How can God’s people keep themselves unspotted from the world, if the world has taken over the worship? How can we call lost souls out of the world, if we are the same as the world? Worship is certainly the most important topic of the hour.
In this book I would like to speak with great respect to fellow pastors and church officers who may be inclined to adopt some elements of new worship. There are numerous dedicated Gospel workers who have come to feel that they should give guarded partial acceptance to this trend. They may not care for it personally, but they have been persuaded that their reservations are merely a matter of taste and culture. To get people into youth meetings and churches (says today’s wisdom) we must employ contemporary worship songs.
Another suggestion is that we should introduce some of the new alongside the old, thus preserving the best of traditional worship. The problem with this proposal is that the old and the new represent opposing concepts of worship, as these pages will show. The new breaches all the biblical principles recovered at the Reformation. Even the history of new worship rings alarm bells, and demonstrates the chasm between the old and the new.
The development of new worship is now fairly well known, and can be sketched here in a few sentences. It mainly began in California in the late 1960s, when many hippies turned to Christ, becoming known as the ‘Jesus people’. They worshipped with the very same style of song which they had known as hippies. Various Christian movements were formed to encourage them, among them the well-known Calvary Chapels. Their worship consisted mostly of one-verse choruses, endlessly repeated. The words were simple — much simpler even than those of a traditional children’s chorus — and the themes also were elementary. There was seldom any confession of sin or any doctrine. However well-intended it may have been, the new worship was not shaped or influenced by any biblical model of worship, nor by the general practice of Bible-believing churches up to that time.
It was a form of worship fashioned and conceived in the womb of meditational mysticism, in which hippies in their hundreds and thousands would sit on Californian hillsides with eyes closed, swaying themselves into an ecstatic state, echoing their previous experience
https://wn.com/Worship_In_The_Melting_Pot_Dr_Peter_Masters_(Lecture_2_Of_3)
WORSHIP IS TRULY in the melting pot. A new style of praise has swept into evangelical life, shaking to the foundations traditional concepts and attitudes. The style of worship followed throughout the entire history of Bible-believing churches has been shunted on to the sidelines — and why not? Young friends are asking — ‘What’s the matter with contemporary music groups? Isn’t there every kind of instrument, including percussion, in the Psalms? Didn’t they dance in worship in Bible times? Isn’t God the same yesterday, today and for ever? Why should we be tied to gloomy Victorian culture in our praise to God?’
The aim of this book is to answer such questions, and also to focus on the four great pillars of worship — the principles which the Bible insists on. Are these in our minds when we think through our style of worship?
Many Christians today are amazed when you show them what really happened in the Old Testament, and then they feel cheated over the superficial ideas they have been sold. They become deeply thoughtful on hearing the definitions of worship given by the Saviour, and on seeing all the practical instructions of the epistles.
Our approach to worship is undoubtedly the most important issue confronting Bible churches today, and here is why. Six new, highly flawed styles of worship may be observed — often all mixed together. There is personal-pleasure worship, which puts the worshipper’s enjoyment in first place, rather than God’s desire. There is worldly-idiom worship, which borrows the current entertainment music of the world with its rhythms, instruments, actions and showbiz presentation, heedless of all the Bible’s warnings about loving the world. There is aesthetic worship, which imagines that orchestras, bands and instrumental solos are real expressions of worship, as if God is worshipped through these things, whereas Christ said — ‘God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.’ There is ecstatic worship, in which people work themselves into highly emotional and even semi-hypnotic states, whereas Scripture says that we must always pray and sing with the understanding. There is shallow worship, which reduces hymns to choruses conveying one or two elementary ideas, because solid spiritual themes are not wanted. There is informal worship, in which casual, jokey, trivia-injecting leaders turn churches into sitting rooms, so depriving the Lord of dignity, reverence, grandeur and glory.
It is as though evangelical churches have caught six viruses at the same time. How can churches survive if their highest occupation is sick? How can God’s people keep themselves unspotted from the world, if the world has taken over the worship? How can we call lost souls out of the world, if we are the same as the world? Worship is certainly the most important topic of the hour.
In this book I would like to speak with great respect to fellow pastors and church officers who may be inclined to adopt some elements of new worship. There are numerous dedicated Gospel workers who have come to feel that they should give guarded partial acceptance to this trend. They may not care for it personally, but they have been persuaded that their reservations are merely a matter of taste and culture. To get people into youth meetings and churches (says today’s wisdom) we must employ contemporary worship songs.
Another suggestion is that we should introduce some of the new alongside the old, thus preserving the best of traditional worship. The problem with this proposal is that the old and the new represent opposing concepts of worship, as these pages will show. The new breaches all the biblical principles recovered at the Reformation. Even the history of new worship rings alarm bells, and demonstrates the chasm between the old and the new.
The development of new worship is now fairly well known, and can be sketched here in a few sentences. It mainly began in California in the late 1960s, when many hippies turned to Christ, becoming known as the ‘Jesus people’. They worshipped with the very same style of song which they had known as hippies. Various Christian movements were formed to encourage them, among them the well-known Calvary Chapels. Their worship consisted mostly of one-verse choruses, endlessly repeated. The words were simple — much simpler even than those of a traditional children’s chorus — and the themes also were elementary. There was seldom any confession of sin or any doctrine. However well-intended it may have been, the new worship was not shaped or influenced by any biblical model of worship, nor by the general practice of Bible-believing churches up to that time.
It was a form of worship fashioned and conceived in the womb of meditational mysticism, in which hippies in their hundreds and thousands would sit on Californian hillsides with eyes closed, swaying themselves into an ecstatic state, echoing their previous experience
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Muslim-American Girl Killed After Leaving Virginia Mosque
Edit WorldNews.com 19 Jun 2017
After the dispute started, her friends fled and called police when Hassanen went missing.Female remains were found by police a few miles from the scene Sunday afternoon. An autopsy will be performed to confirm the identity of the body, the report said. The Fairfax County Police Department said Torres was taken into custody and charged with murder ... The search for the girl began around 4 a.m. with police helicopters and dogs ... ....
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Days after North Korean Release, Otto Warmbier Dies In Ohio
Edit WorldNews.com 19 Jun 2017
The Washington Post reported Otto Warmbier, the University of Virginia student who was detained in North Korea for nearly nearly 18 months, died Monday afternoon, his parents announced. Warmbier returned from North Korea last week in a coma, and his father Fred Warmbier denounced the “pariah” regime brutalized his son.The family released the following statement Monday afternoon. ... He looked very uncomfortable — almost anguished....
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Tensions rise in Syria as Russia, Iran send US warnings
Edit Albuquerque Journal 19 Jun 2017
BEIRUT — Russia on Monday threatened aircraft from the U.S.-led coalition in Syrian-controlled airspace and suspended a hotline intended to avoid collisions in retaliation for the U.S. military shooting down a Syrian warplane. The U.S ... The downing of the warplane — the first time in the six-year conflict that the U.S. has shot down a Syrian jet — came amid another first ... Advertisement. Continue reading ... The U.S ... Gen ... ___ ... ....
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Republican Data Firm Exposed Voter Records for More Than 198 Million Online
Edit WorldNews.com 20 Jun 2017
One of the largest troves of personal information was left open for 12 days in a file compiled by the GOP digital firm called Deep Root Analytics until it was found by the Republican and a cybersecurity consultant with a firm in Mountain View, California, according to The Los Angeles Times ... “Every voter in America is potentially in there ... Deep Root admitted fault, but then downplayed the incident and said the concerns were overblown....
Richard Gutierrez sneaks into movie premiere, successfully surprises Sarah Lahbati
Edit Inquirer 20 Jun 2017
Actress Sarah Lahbati is surely one lucky lady for being with one of the most adoredmen in local showbiz, now Kapamilya actor Richard Gutierrez ... ....
Kim Kardashian defends herself over her makeup kit’s blackface controversy: ‘I was really tan when we shot the images’
Edit Metro 20 Jun 2017
Kim K claims that she was just ‘really tan’ and not wearing blackface (Picture. GC Images). Kim Kardashian has responded to the claims that she used blackface to promote her new makeup line – by insisting that she was just really tanned when taking the photos. Lorde says sorry for comparing Taylor Swift friendship to an auto immune disease ... ‘I used an amazing photographer and a team of people ... More. Showbiz ... Showbiz....
Kim K confirms 'taking a breather' from Caitlyn
Edit Independent online (SA) 20 Jun 2017
Kim Kardashian West says Caitlyn Jenner will “always be a part” of who she is. The 36-year-old reality star has had a strained relationship with Caitlyn – who was formerly known as Bruce Jenner before undergoing gender reassignment – since she released her memoir ‘Secrets of My Life’ earlier this year in which she slammed her relationship with Kim’s mother Kris Jenner ... She said ... I'll never forget that ... We have siblings ... Bang Showbiz ....
Game Of Thrones' Sean Bean Has A New TV Show
Edit Cinema Blend 20 Jun 2017
Sean Bean has made a name for himself in showbiz as a movie legend and TV star. Now, he's coming to streaming video in a brand new way. Best known on the small screen for his performance as Ned Stark in the bloody first season of Game of Thrones, Bean has landed a role in what sounds like a pretty exciting series on the streaming service Crackle. He'll play a character in 50 Cent's new project, The Oath ... Jeff T ... ....
Celebrity twins: 8 stars you didn't know had a sibling
Edit BBC News 20 Jun 2017
Scarlett Johansson is one of Hollywood's most recognisable faces - starring in films such as Lost in Translation and Vicky Cristina Barcelona. But she also has a considerably taller twin brother named Hunter - who often appears alongside her on the red carpet ... Vin Diesel and Paul Vincent ... "The two Pauls."3. Kiefer and Rachel Sutherland ... Not to be confused with the Merlin actor Rupert Young, Will's brother mostly avoids the showbiz world ... ....
Maine Mendoza relishes showbiz success
Edit Sun Star 19 Jun 2017
TWO years since her name shot to fame, Maine Mendoza still couldn't believe that she is one of the hottest properties in show business. She regularly appears in noontime variety program "Eat Bulaga," did several movies, recently top billed a teleserye, and one of the country's top endorsers, but amid all these, Mendoza still couldn't believe her luck. "Parang hindi ko pa rin ma-fathom kung ano ba ang meron ... ....
Showbiz Thomas brothers Ryan, Adam and Scott celebrate Father's Day in style
Edit Manchester Evening News 19 Jun 2017
Ryan Thomas and twin brothers Adam and Scott Thomas took their dad Dougie out for Father's Day, with three generations of Thomas in tow ... ....
Michelle Keegan has cut off her hair and she looks amazing
Edit Metro 19 Jun 2017
Michelle Keegan is known for her trademark long hair (Pic. Danny Martindale/Getty Images). Michelle Keegan has lopped off her trademark brunette long locks. The Our Girl star showed off her new sleek shoulder-length hairdo on Instagram story on Sunday ... The TV presenter is forging a career as a showbiz reporter in America and recently interviewed Mariah Carey. More. Showbiz ... Beyonce's twins are reportedly still in hospital ... ... MORE ... ....
Conservative in Hollywood? Be a 'Democrat publicly,' industry vet says
Edit Fox News 19 Jun 2017
Is it a career killer to be a conservative in Hollywood in the Trump era? Republican showbiz pros we talked to said they fear being blacklisted today like writers, actors, and others said to be communist sympathizers were banned from working in show business in the 1950s ... ....
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